ROKR Space Shuttle Step-by-Step Assembly Guide: Part 3 (3 Mechanical Arm Build)

Welcome to Part 3 of the ROKR Space Shuttle build series. In this part 3 I focus on assembling the three moving mechanical arms, one of the most critical and mistake-prone stages of the build. This step requires extra attention, precise alignment, and correct orientation to ensure everything moves smoothly.

I also highlight additional areas to apply wax that are not shown in the instructions, helping improve movement and prevent friction. By the end of this video, all of your three mechanical arms will be working incredibly smoothly, setting the stage for the final assembly in the next and final part 4.

This guide is perfect for anyone following along with the build or looking for practical wooden model kit tips before the final chapter.

If you missed part 1 and 2, watch them here first:    • ROKR Space Shuttle Unboxing and Step-by-St...   and then come back to this part 3.

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In the following timestamps, each steps 1st number represents that whole step that has multiple steps across multiple pages, and the 2nd number represents the step within that whole step, Example: If you see number like this in timestamp (4.5), that means as a whole we’re on step number (4), and (5) represents the 5th assembly step within the step number 4.

00:00 Intro
03:10 Step 4.12
08:57 Step 4.13
12:58 Step 4.14
15:29 Step 4.15
19:48 Step 4.16
23:40 Step 4.17
26:45 Step 4.18
32:17 Step 4.19
35:47 Power On-Arm Test
38:30 Step 4.20
44:58 Step 4.21
47:29 Step 4.22
54:51 Step 4.23
58:11 Step 5.1
01:05:52 Step 5.2
01:07:10 Step 5.3
01:10:17 Step 5.4
01:15:36 Step 5.5
01:19:26 Step 5.6
01:25:09 Step 6.1
01:30:33 Step 6.2
01:35:02 Step 6.3
01:37:01 Step 6.4
01:41:03 Step 6.5
01:43:16 Final 3 Arm Test
01:44:57 Outro