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Movement comes from gears, rubber-band motors, springs and gravity — not screens or electronics.
We create wooden mechanical models, puzzles and builds that invite you to slow down, understand how things work and make something real with your hands.
Our first EWA models were released in January 2017. A month later, a small team from Belarus arrived at Spielwarenmesse in Nuremberg with four wooden tank models. The entire collection fit on two tables.
That tiny stand brought the first international buyers and proved that the idea could travel far beyond Pinsk.

EWA is more than a wooden puzzle. The pleasure is in seeing a mechanism take shape in your hands — and then watching the finished model move.
Movement comes from gears, rubber-band motors, springs and gravity — not screens or electronics.
Gears and linkages remain part of the design, so you can see how the movement is created
Warm, tactile plywood gives every build a crafted character that deserves to stay on display.
Visible mechanics becomes part of the final design, so the finished build is as educational as it is decorative.
Not a factory diagram — a journey from the first sketch to the moment the mechanism finally moves.
Every model starts with curiosity and a question: what would be satisfying to build — and exciting to see move?
The concept becomes a system of gears, linkages and parts designed to work together as one mechanism.
The finished design is translated into precisely cut wooden sheets, ready to become a three-dimensional object.
The flat sheets become something real, piece by piece. This is where the engineering becomes a hands-on experience.
The final reward is not only a finished model — it is seeing the mechanism you assembled begin to move.
Released at the very beginning of the journey — small in number, big in meaning.
What started as a compact launch quickly turned into a growing world of wooden mechanics — more categories, more builders and a much bigger international presence.
A broad collection supported by production, retail and international partners.
In Pinsk, the team starts developing the first wooden mechanical construction kits.
The first EWA models are released — four wooden tank builds.
Four models and two tables arrive at Spielwarenmesse. The first international buyers follow.
The range expands into vehicles, trains, animals, astronomy, puzzles, décor and new mechanical ideas.
Own production, retail stores and partners across international markets support a collection of 300+ models.
Some come for the challenge. Some for time together. Some simply want a beautiful object with a story behind it.

A satisfying challenge, a mindful escape and the simple pleasure of building something real.

Time together, learning together and the kind of screen-free memories that remain after the build is finished.

A meaningful gift becomes a model with character — something made by hand and worth keeping in view.

Every new mechanism adds another chapter to a story that began with four models and two tables. New ideas are already taking shape.