Hello,
Here is My first build from Robotime and I enjoyed every moment of building all 4 modules.
I did have some problems with last module not communicating with others but Robotime support help Me to rearrange USB connections.
I separated elevators to reduce weight on elevators and I suggest to add grease to gears of elevators, that solve problem with stopping on friction.
Dust proof display is build by my self and that’s first I ever build 
I have USB connection on bottom with 3M cable that I can plug when i want and turn it on
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What a cool way to connect all of them!!
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I really like the way you display them. It looks so cool altogether.
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Wow, this is seriously cool 
Your first Robotime build already looks amazing, and it’s great to hear you completed all four modules successfully.
Love the modifications too~ especially the elevator adjustment and your DIY dust-proof display screen. That’s really creative 
Thanks for sharing this with us! Do you have a video when it was running?
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Oh wow i love this! Where is the Case from?
Wow! Double congrats on building the marble runs and connecting them, and also building the dust cover. They look fabulous mounted on the wall.
@Adrian202 very cool ! They look good all together !
I love these kits! I’m eager to build one; I find them fascinating.
That’s such a cool display and setup 
That’s a good idea. so beautiful
Fabulous…what a great display.
That looks so cool!! What a smart / great idea. It looks really awesome!
Thank You so much for positive reaction
I can make a video if requested
So cool! They look wonderful in your display
Your display looks cool. You’re creative to came up with that idea. 
How fun! I have actually never done any of these. Do you prefer the plastic models over the wooden models?
So plastic ones are way more easy to work with, You cut it out, sand it if manual say so and put in.
Everything is simple but think haw sad would look The seahorse barue from plastic 
Wood models need bit more sanding to remove remains of connection to sheet, when You don’t cut connections they can tear off wood with paint.
I also sand parts that go inside holes (just the edge on both sides) to help guide that first section.
Wood models give You that cool mat look, look more realistic (depending on set)
Plastic sets mostly have better lights, all marble runs have cool light effects and I love that subway in hip hop, when marble go thru it’s blinking light on each section of train.
I work with booknooks and dollhouses (that small rooms) but in respect to this company I show only sets from them and telling the truth I mostly sell off others and keep all from Robotime because how they present
I like to modify them but on Marble run there is not much You can modify, only connect them in different configuration.
I actually love the wooden models the best. Out of over 120, I’d say about 75 % are wooden ones that I build and paint.
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If You paint them I bow My hat to You
Never been good in painting, I like to assembly and add some electronic but I keep out of paint
That is my favorite part of the build. I even paint many that are already painted. Remodeling is quite fun to me.
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