I wanted this one to look like it was made for those travelling in first class, even though by horse and coach…Arbor green, gold , khaki and black for the win. I made one MAJOR mistake on this one and had to do a bit of improvising. Let me know if you find my HUGE blunder.
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Those colors are perfect! I tried spotting the “huge blunder” but honestly, it all looks flawless to me! 
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Mistake? Where? This looks amazing!
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@Tessa, THANK YOU! I totally messed up on putting the whole right side on the left side and vice versa. By the time I realized what I had done, it was too late to correct. I ended up having to glue the lights into place and had to cut my canopy in order to fit. Total screw up on my part. This is why you read directions twice, look at pic twice and THEN proceed to install…LOL!
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Wow, the Fancy Stagecoach looks absolutely stunning! The vintage Western design and intricate mechanical details really make it stand out. I love how ROKR always combines engineering with aesthetics—this one’s definitely going on my wishlist. Can’t wait to see more builds from the community! 
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This looks amazing and totally gives off that classy first-class vibe! Love the color choices. I think I might have spotted the blunder you mentioned—could it be that one part was assembled in the opposite direction? Honestly, it still looks fantastic!
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The huge blunder was on switching the two large side pieces. I had to glue on my lights and alter my roof because there was no going back at that point. Thank you for your kind words @Tiffany
That color combo works way better than I expected—really classy and ROKR-ready! As for the HUGE blunder… either you hid it well, or I totally failed the spot-the-mistake game 
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omg! I’ve been staring at this picture for a few minutes and I don’t see where there’s a huge mistake as you say. After reading the replies in your comment section, I don’t see where those two side panels don’t fit together either, and I think we’re making this piece more unique instead.
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@Ice , thank you for your kind words…and you absolutely nailed it…maybe…I installed the sides backwards…and after I noticed it, there was no going back. I did have to alter my roof and glue on lights in order to adapt…but I was happy with the outcome. This is why we must ALWAYS check…and double check on part numbers. Lesson learned.
@Yoki.qin …I actually put the big sidewalls on backwards. One is made for the right side and the other is made for the left side. It did affect the roof placement and the addition of lighting…but I made it work
@Nita_Davis it looks really good! Love the green and gold and black, gives it a classy look 
i didn’t find the mistake you made, and still after read your mistakes i dont see it at your build
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Dear friend, your mistakes are like brilliant ideas. My mistakes are like real mistakes. 
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@Segolene , it’s a beautiful build. Thank you for your kind words as I put a lot of work into each and every build. These ROKR masterpieces deserve the attention to details.
A mistake? I didn’t see any mistake — all I saw was a stunning piece of handcrafted creativity.
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@jucy 
THANK YOU very much!
@ LInda I wanted to like your comment…but then again, I don’t like to applaud others mistakes. I totally put the wrong main walls on the opposite sides…and it mattered! I had to cut off part of my roof AND glue on my lights…but once I discovered my mistake…there was no going backwards. I HAD to get a new game plan…LOL!
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I must say, it’s a very cool carriage… and you did a really great job with it! 
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Hahahahahahahahaha I didn’t expect that there was indeed a small mistake. It doesn’t matter. The important thing in assembly is the process rather than the result. 
I believe that with your assembly ability, you can definitely overcome this small mistake! come on！ 
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@Liset Thank you so much. It’s there. I tried my best to hide it.
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