ROKR Time Art Zodiak Wall Clock Complete Build & Review 

@Kindle1234, thanks for the comment. Appreciate the support and glad the video helped. Always try my best to show my mistakes and best ways to get everything together so the build can be easier for everyone else. Please check out my other videos for any other builds you may be interested in, thanks again.

@luci4life, thanks for the comment, appreciate it always want to help others building these, thanks again.

@francesco2647, thanks for the support. Glad everything went ok and everything is working, this was one of the few pieces that didnt have a lot of moving parts, but was still fun to build. Thanks again.

@dudeyah3629, thanks for the comment. This is the reason why I make the videos the way I do because I couldn't find videos that explained some of the steps involved when I was working on models. I'm glad the videos are helpful, please check out my other ones if you need help with any others, thanks again.

@sjca95131, tanks for the comment and question. You are correct, I didn't include how to pop out those smaller pieces. I believe I may have used a tool from a previous model that I had kept just in case. Usually, most models come with a tool or instrument to help push those smaller pieces out, but sometimes they don't. You can use a pen retracted or something small enough that fits the shape that is dull or rounded at the end, anything sharp may cut into the piece. I have used my fingernail before because usually the smaller pieces were not attached as tight as the bigger ones. I'm sorry I couldn't be more helpful. Thanks again.

I used to have that problem too when pushing/pressing out the laser cut parts with only my fingertips. There was always the risk of losing a small chunk of wood from the edge of the piece. Try my method of flipping the parts section over and taking a box cutter or exact-o knife and gently dragging it across the groove where the tiny connectors hold the part to the outer stencil. You’ll hear a click and know that the piece is one step closer to falling out of its hole.

@bhumicaamin6916, thanks for the question, yes the only thing that runs on its own is the clock itself, everything else has to be set manually. thanks again.

@francesco2647, thanks for the questions and support. The difference in the Beeswax brand and the wax that comes with the models is really just the size and what the wax is made of. They will both help wood pieces slide a little easier, but the Beeswax can cover a lot more areas. Either one will work as it should and should help where needed. I have looked at the Pinball model, I might get to it soon, but just finished a couple also form ROKR the Tommy Gun and AK-47 which I stained with different colors, please check them out, thanks again.

@@coopscreations2033 I will definitely check the other videos especially where you stain with different colors (which i would like to do with this clock as well as i saw on amazon somebody did and looked very nice) Thank you much again.

@nauyuidait thanks for the comment and sorry to hear about your issue. You should be able to go to any hobby store and get a replacement quartz piece without having to contact the company. Another piece wasn't working for me on another build and found a replacement, they should all be the same size. Hope that helps.

@@coopscreations2033 thanks for the tip, I will see what I can find around here and if not i will search online

@amandaamelinda8150, Thanks for the question, so the battery case comes with the model and is already assembled. If you watch at the beginning where I go through all of the pieces you will see it. I understand being hesitant with these sets, but this is one of the easier ones to put together as it does not have hardly any mechanical parts, just manual gears to move things around. Thats why I make my videos to show as much detail as I can so you can see the whole process before thinking about doing them and hopefully the videos will help for any issues that may arise. Hope this eases your concerns and if you have any other questions please dont hesitate to reach out. Thanks again.

@@coopscreations2033 oh looks like I missed seeing it. thank goodness then, I want to try it soon. If I get stuck, I'll look at your video as a reference hehehe. thank you for the reply

@nathan5770, thanks for the comment, hope the video helps.