Sunset Carnival 3D Wooden Puzzle Music Box

Name: Sunset Carnival 3D Wooden Puzzle Music Box
Brand: Rolife
SKU: AMT01
Price: 330.00 DKK
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Sunset Carnival combines a 174-piece wooden puzzle with a functional music box. Shaped like a retro television, it contains an animated amusement park scene with integrated LED illumination.

Brand: Rolife

Assembly Time: 3h

Difficulty Level: ★★★☆☆ - Medium

LED Lighting: Yes

Moving Parts: Yes

Number of Pieces: 174

Recommended age group: 14+

Assembled size: 177x142x414 mm

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174

Number of pieces

3h

Assembly time

★★★☆☆ - Medium

Difficulty level

177x142x414 mm

Assembled size

Construct a mechanical diorama inside a classic television set. Sunset Carnival requires three hours of assembly, resulting in a kinetic display piece. With 174 wooden components, this medium-difficulty project yields a 177x142x414 mm structure containing a rotating Ferris wheel and circus tent illuminated by warm LEDs.

Retro Television

Exterior Structure

The outer casing mimics a vintage television set complete with top-mounted dual antennas and a leather-textured front panel. Two physical knobs sit below the screen, controlling the internal functions. A slotted speaker grille and wooden frame sections maintain the classic mid-century aesthetic while housing the internal diorama.

Amusement Park

Internal Diorama

Inside the screen area, a multi-layered wooden layout depicts a sunset fairground scene. A prominent Ferris wheel sits next to a striped circus tent, surrounded by cloud cutouts and miniature trees. A retro-styled sign stands on the right side, adding physical depth to the multi-plane background arrangement.

Kinetic Elements

Mechanical Motion

Operating the right control knob activates the internal mechanisms. The large Ferris wheel rotates continuously while a miniature character turns inside the adjacent circus tent. Wooden gears hidden within the television base transfer movement to these kinetic elements, running in synchronization with the internal music box module.

LED Illumination

Lighting System

A built-in LED circuit casts warm backlight across the fairground scene, mimicking an evening sunset glow. The left control knob acts as a functional switch for the lighting. Power is supplied via a Type-C connection port located on the back panel, providing a direct electrical current to the unit.

Assembly Details

Construction Process

The 174 wooden pieces fit together over an estimated three-hour build time, matching the medium difficulty rating. Assembly involves constructing the outer structural television casing, setting up the internal fairground scenery, and carefully aligning the internal gear train responsible for the continuous mechanical motion of the components.