Mini Electric Realistic Dragon Boat Race

Before printing this model, please be sure to read the introduction
Special statement, due to time constraints of the competition (I am a middle school boarding student, and only have weekends to work on models), the current V1.0 version still has some occasional problems. It is recommended that you like, collect and boost this creation, and wait patiently. The estimated V1.2 version will be more complete, solving most of the problems and significantly optimizing the details
I've been thinking, is Dragon Boat Festival just a dragon boat and two zongzi? Why can't it be a little more dynamic?
So, it, the miniaturized dragon boat race, was born.
Before its debut, I set six goals for it:
• Realistic yet simple and cute
• Dynamic yet statically beautiful
• The first-ever structure of its kind online
• A combination of plane and three-dimensional forms
• Soft lighting effects and scene-based decorations
• Maximizing DIY freedom for users
It achieved these goals, but that doesn't mean there are no regrets
Let's take a look at it:
Dual motors drive the gears, making the dragon boat race along a figure-eight track. You can place one or two boats, simulating an intense dragon boat race. With the rotary speed controller, the speeding dragon boat can also appear to be leisurely gliding on the lake.
On the lake's surface, fish leap, and lotuses stand tall amidst their leaves, full of life～
What's more, using my innovative magnetic repulsion suspension structure, the zongzi (choose your own to print) (you can also use other objects) are lifted one by one—you can put in salty and sweet zongzi, or whatever you had for breakfast today (haha). On the four plaques, you can also inscribe your Dragon Boat Festival blessings; whichever one is raised, that wish will come true～
There are also two COB mood lights that change with the intensity of the dragon boat race; the more intense the race, the brighter the lights. Let me whisper a little-known fact: pressing the button below can turn off the lights～

To get down to business:
First, acknowledgements:
@wuguigui (Teacher Zhang) for providing the standard gear website, which greatly helped me
@蒙野骨手's figure-eight rotating dragon soaring across the seas gave me inspiration; the link is as follows: https://m.crealitycloud.cn/zh/model-details/65dc58a0273ed13f1ba8eba6
But it must be stated that the transmission method I used is different from @蒙野骨手's; I only borrowed the figure-eight movement appearance.
You will need:
Hardware parts list:

Bambu Lab kit:
  1. One small train kit (only use the Y-shaped lines)
  2. Two N20 10D side-output shaft motors
  3. BT2×8 self-tapping screws
  4. M2.5x10 screws
  5. One 200mm sh1.0 connecting wire (5 wires)
  6. Two sets of 6x2 magnets, 40 pieces
  7. Two sets of 5x1 magnets, 40 pieces
  8. Four sets of 20x3 magnets, 40 pieces
  9. One distribution board kit
  10. One rotary potentiometer board, 2 pieces
  11. Two 300mm COB light strips
Non-Bambu Lab kit:
  1. sh1.0 to ph2.0 connecting wire, 200mm recommended, 1 piece
  2. Prepare about 35mm filament segments, 40 recommended
Total cost: approximately 300 yuan
Recommended filaments:
Blue, green, and white as main colors, others optional
But translucent filament is a hard requirement, used for the COB baffle

Note: The A1 mini cannot print this model
The center of the top plate is the magnetic suspension area. Using the print direct drive shaft, you can insert zongzi of various sizes.
The summer pond on both sides is customizable. When printing is complete, it will be barren; it's up to you to decide whether to insert lotus leaves, lotuses, or fish!
Assembly:
The print configuration has added pauses; at this time, insert the magnets:
Insert 20x3 large magnets into the E2 wheel. In one side, put two magnets in each of six (or five) positions for a total of 12 (or 10) magnets; it is recommended that the magnetic poles are consistent.

Place one 5x1 magnet in each position of the dragon boat; it is recommended that the magnetic poles are consistent.

Insert one 6x2 magnet into each hinge to ensure attraction to the dragon boat.
See the description for the remaining assembly; the GIF assembly diagram is being rendered.

Indeed, it is exquisite, but it still has many shortcomings:
• The double switchboard controls the double light strips and the dual-motor drive, which is very wasteful
• To meet the deadline (I am a middle school boarding student and only have weekends), and due to my personal modeling capabilities, the dragon boat, zongzi, and lotus flower all use secondarily created models from MakerWorld
• I still haven't decided what ornamentation to use on the sides; the blank space represents the potential, and the creativity that has flowed away
• Extensive support wastes filament; the lack of splitting parts means printing must be done with AMS
• A large number of magnets are used for the magnetic levitation effect
It is a huge leap forward in my modeling work, but it is still a huge gap from perfection.
Therefore, please look forward to the V2 version, the next leap forward.

Remixing is welcome, commercial use is prohibited