Ugears Mechanical Celesta 70178 Wooden Craft No Glue or Tools Intermediate Adult Puzzle, Model, Required, Level,

Do-Re-Mi-Fa-So-La-Ti-Do♪ Introducing Ugears' DIY instrument, the "Mechanical Celesta"! This special instrument model incorporates elements of a piano, music box, and xylophone, and can be described as a simplified version of a piano. Designed to be very easy to use, even young children and those with no musical knowledge can experience music by hitting the keys or turning the crank to play set melodies. There are two playing modes: you can produce notes within a one-octave range from C to C by striking the metal plates. Alternatively, you can compose melodies and set them in advance using pins, allowing you to play them like a music box simply by turning the crank. In "Manual Mode," pressing a key causes a hammer to strike a metal plate, producing a sound. In "Melody Mode," a series of boards are arranged along a rotating drum, and as the drum rotates, the pins on each board aim at the hammer, playing a melody. Finished size: 28*28*12 cm / Package size: 37.8*17*5 cm Number of parts: 573 (for intermediate users) Recommended age: 14 years and older. *Due to a packaging change, there may be a mix of old and new packaging. You can play music on the keyboard or create programmed melodies like a music box! Do-Re-Mi-Fa-So-La-Ti-Do As Julie Andrews said in The Sound of Music, "Once you've got these notes memorized, you can mix them up and sing a million different songs." Ugears is introducing the Mechanical Celesta as its second DIY instrument. Like Ugears' hurdy-gurdy, the Mechanical Celesta is a wooden mechanical model that is also a functional instrument. It's a special instrument that incorporates elements of a piano, music box, and xylophone, and is like a simpler version of the piano-la. There are two ways to play: one mode where you strike metal plates with the keys to produce an octave from C to C, and a "pre-programmed" mode where you compose melodies with the drums of the player piano and play them by turning the knobs.