Came across these during a search and didn’t know ROKR made these. Anyone seen them before? They seem so different to the usual wooden feel.
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These are marble runs and they are stunning. It’s so cool that you can connect different builds together to make an amazing maze.
I never built one but this one is also on my list. My gosh, my list is so long already LOL
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Yes, they really cool to see. I haven’t done any of them but I recall quite a few people having issues with them. It’s a lot of electronics.
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Yes, I’ve built two of them a while ago, and they recently released a western-themed one. They’re really fun to make and don’t have any wood at all. Plus, there are different ways to connect them together. I find them really interesting and unique 
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They look and sound really cool, i dont think they would be a build for me if they involve a lot of electrics as @Nita_Davis mentioned, thats not my favourite or enjoyed part of a build. It is cool to do it myself and learn but its not why i do it.
I love the idea behind these so much thoough, especially that you can change the way they connect and the change the build!
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This set carries a strong sense of futuristic technology, and above all, it shines with imagination.
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I’ve seen a few before, but never built one. I don’t find them pleasant to look at 
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You can connect them??? 
omg I didn’t know! I thought it was only a display
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Didn’t know you could connect them! These look futuristic and sci-fi.
It does have an electronic and tech feel to it
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Wow, thanks for the info! Seems interesting and cool 
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Found it really cool to hear about the connecting parts as well
Haha agree it looks cool!
Awesome 
It’s a completely different feel. Reminds me of computer hardware haha
Didn’t know about it either.
Glad to know now^^
I just finished building all 4 Parallel World Marble Runs. I wrote more about it in the FaceBook ROKR Official Fans Group (plus it has a video). You don’t need to know anything about electronics. You just screw the tiny LED boards into place as you would any other piece, route the wires through the correct holes, and then plug them into the main controller board. If you can put up Christmas lights, you can do this.