Hi! 
I’m finally sharing this finished kit with you. It’s been a fun experience, and I’ve learned a lot too, as it’s presented some challenges.
Throughout the posts I’ve been publishing, I’ve been sharing my experience, although I’ll give a brief summary and add some new things.
This kit is gorgeous, I’ve wanted it for years.
It’s my first time using wax! And since I was a beginner, you never know when you’ve used enough wax and have to stop, haha. Hasn’t that happened to you?
As I’ve already emphasized, it’s very important to properly construct the train’s elevation to prevent it from dragging or scraping the ground.
Above all, pay close attention to the measurements, follow them precisely, and make good use of the integrated tools (TOOLS).
I love the leather part on the right, the big button works perfectly, the small silver one, when pressed as instructed, didn’t play music when I turned it, I had to loosen it.
Don’t try to convince me the back is made of two separate pieces of wood; it’ll open up if you lean on it!
I would have preferred a single back.
In addition, aesthetically, too many squares are being sold.
I love the detail of the open, transparent top.
Although I wish it were a little bigger.
As I mentioned, the wooden legs with green numbers don’t match the kit.
Since everything is pink except for the green strips.
They would look great in one of those two colors.
Thanks, Robotime, for taking my suggestion.
Here’s a link to my video:
Overall, I really enjoyed it.
I hope Robotime releases more Japanese kits! 
It really shows how much joy and growth the process brought you, even with the challenges along the way.
