UGears Hurdy-Gurdy 70030 (70030)
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UGEARS Hurdy Gurdy 3D Wooden Puzzle Musical Instrument Wooden Mechanical Model Kit to Build - DIY Puzzle Medieval Music - BrExciting Hurdy Gurdy: The Ugears Hurdy-Gurdy is an amazing combination of model-building, engineering and musical magic. This... morebeautiful DIY model brings a charming medieval atmosphere into your home or office
Relaxing and fun: Putting together our model building kits is an exciting, hands-on experience. You can assemble this 3D wooden puzzle alone or in good company. Plan for about 4 – 5 hours to put together this music instrument.
Real Music Instrument: The Hardy-Gurdy by Ugears is a full-fledged musical instrument. It’s great for playing folk tunes or dance melodies. Crank the handle with one hand and press the wooden key with the other!
Everything in the box: No extra tools or glue are needed to assemble UGEARS engineering toys and DIY projects for adults. Illustrated, step-by-step instructions will keep you on track
Fun decor: The finished model looks remarkably akin to the original hurdy-gurdys, with a wonderfully medieval aesthetic. A great decor to your room and wonderful conversation starter! Amazon.co.ukDelivery: to United Kingdom Report | £49.34 | ||||
UGears Hurdy-Gurdy Wooden Model Kit U70030HURDY-GURDY: TH Hobbies.co.ukDelivery: in United Kingdom Report | £62.50 | ||||
UGEARS Mechanical Models 3-D Wooden Puzzle - Mechanical Hurdy-Gurdy Musical InstrumentThe Hurdy-Gurdy by Ugears: Wooden 3D puzzle and Musical Instrument Inspired by the art of Celtic and Scandinavian medieval cr... moreaftsmen, as translated through intelligent 21st century engineering, Ugears is proud to introduce the Hurdy-Gurdy—the world’s first (as far as we know!) mechanical model for self-assembly that is also a musical instrument. This extraordinary mechanical model kit is truly one of the gems of our catalogue. This isn't just a toy, it's a full-fledged musical instrument that you build yourself. The Hurdy-Gurdy has a sound that's perfect for folk melodies or dancing, bringing medieval times into the present day. When you purchase the Hurdy-Gurdy you will experience a unique combination: the fun and challenge of building, the appreciation of outstanding engineering and design, and the joy of music. Feel like a modern-day Stradivari as you show your friends an instrument you created with your own hands, then start practicing so you can play popular tunes on your Hurdy-Gurdy! About the Hurdy-Gurdy: History The hurdy-gurdy is a string instrument that produces a sound resembling a bagpipe. The sound is produced by a hand-turned wheel rubbing against the strings, similar to a violin being bowed. The instrument's history begins in Medieval Europe in the 15th century with the organistrum (a portable organ). After some modification it became a common instrument among travelling musicians in England. The hurdy-gurdy experienced a renaissance of popularity in the later 17th-18th centuries among the noble and monied classes, with intricate inlays and decorative carving by craftsmen. Often the hurdy-gurdy mechanism would be built into a guitar or lute body. Some have referred to Hurdy-Gurdy music as medieval rock ’n’ roll, which we think is pretty cool. At Ugears our tagline is old-school and oh-so-cool so how could we resist creating a Ugears version of the hurdy-gurdy? The Ugears Hurdy-Gurdy Based on the 15th century organistrum, the Ugears Hurdy-Gurdy is an intricately-det Joom UKDelivery: to United Kingdom Report | £94.99 | ||||
UGEARS UGEARS Hurdy-Gurdy (70030)Snap Model Kit / 292 Pieces / Wood / Recommended Minimum Age 14 years Idealo.co.ukDelivery: in United Kingdom Report | £44.95 | ||||
Ugears Hurdy Gurdy 70030 Wooden Puzzle Craft Model No Adhesive Tools Required Adults IntermediateThe Ugears hurdy-gurdy is the world's first DIY musical instrument, featuring a unique design with many technical elements an... mored details, making it possible to enjoy not only the assembly process but also the performance. Assemble the parts and get it working. No adhesive required. Made of natural wood. Size: 40*16,5*22 cm Package size: 37,8*17*5 cm Number of parts: 292 Joom UKDelivery: to United Kingdom Report | £149.99 |
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