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Stephen FenechBy Stephen FenechNovember 20, 2024Updated:November 20, 2024No Comments3 Mins Read
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It’s a well-known fact that solving puzzles is good for your mental health and promote mindfulness. One choice is the range of Ugears mechanical wooden models – think of it like a 3D jigsaw puzzle.

At a time when we’re spending a lot of time looking at screens, engaged with our apps and consuming digital content from several sources, Ugears is designed to offer relaxation as well as mental stimulation.

The Ugears models are made from eco-friendly wood and vary in size from small puzzles that fit in your hand all the way up to larger desktop options that can take hours to complete.

Like any puzzle, the Ugears products are a hands-on physical experience which can ground the user and reduce stress.

There is a bit of work to do to complete the intricate Ugears designs which offers cognitive benefits and develop your problem-solving skills.

There is a huge range of puzzles to choose from.

Here are some of the most popular products:

Drift Cobra Racing Car – $119.95: Estimated time for assembly: 9-16 hours

This model is a detailed and realistic representation of a classic racing car. The DIY model kit for the Drift Cobra Racing Car includes 370 parts, with an estimated assembly time of nine hours, and is rated Advanced level.

world analogues.

2.5D Puzzle Range – $49.95: Estimated time for assembly: 30 minutes

Ideal for beginners, the 2.5D range offers simpler, yet equally engaging models. These puzzles are great for those new to mechanical model building and provide a satisfying introduction to the world of Ugears and are a fun DIY alternative to traditional jigsaw

puzzles. Different from anything Ugears has manufactured before, these wooden mechanical picture puzzles are meant for static display, but with a twist: movable parts that bring the picture to life. Each picture puzzle is built in its own frame, with a picture mount for hanging or leg stands for tabletop display.

Ugears Bike VM-02 – $69.95: Estimated time for assembly: 1-3 hours

For motorcycle aficionados, the Ugears Bike VM-02 is a must-have. This model captures the essence of a real motorcycle, complete with moving parts that simulate the mechanics of an actual bike. All parts are pre-cut into plywood boards and are easily removed for assembly.

U-Fidgets-Vehicles – $21.95

These miniature models—Sports Car, Tractor, Truck, and have 62 parts and a 20-minute assembly time, they are a fun and quick build for beginners.

UGears Hogwarts Express – $179.95)

Wind the model with the special key, twist the smokestack Start/Stop switch, and watch the Ugears Hogwarts Express chug ahead, with its gears, wheels, and connecting rods in motion. With 504 components, this advanced-level model can travel 4m with the tender and carriage or 6m with just the locomotive on any smooth surface.

Ugears Big Ben – $21.95

This 1:530 scale model of London’s famous Big Ben is perfect for architecture lovers. It can be easily assembled in about an hour and is ideal for anyone dreaming of London.

Ugears Compact Racer – $21.95

The Compact Racer lets young racing fans build their own race car. With easy assembly and a sleek design, it’s the perfect introduction to mechanical models for children.

NASA Manned Mars Rover – $139.95

For space enthusiasts, the NASA Manned Mars Rover offers an exciting planetary exploration adventure. With all-wheel drive and a spring-driven motor, this model is built for action.

Ugears Harry Potter Advent Calendar – $149.95

This magical calendar offers 24 surprises leading up to Christmas. Each window reveals a wooden model inspired by the world of Harry Potter.

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