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MARBLE GAME sa PINBALL GAME x BALL BEARING GAME xx GAME A collection of eleven games you can make. Patterns and/or instructions included for Chinese checkers played with ping-pong balls. Mankala marble game. A seemingly simple game for two that helps youngsters gain counting skills. Est. cost: $10. Marble game of Fox and Geese. Probability board. A marble game illustrates that falling marbles will concentrate in the middle of available slots. Gift kit includes 4-section carrier made from a milk carton and 4 gifts, a paper airplane, ring toss, marble game, and an Indian head neckerchief slide. How to play ringer marble game. Tip shows how to make a pouch for marbles from an old sock. Rockin' and rollin'. Reproduction of an Amish toy where ball bearings or marbles roll down a series of ramps and turn pin wheels. Table-top bowling game consists of a ramp with 5 holes into which marbles are to be rolled. Cameron's game. A three-level marble game. A die is rolled and a marble is moved. If the marble lands on a hole, it falls through to the next lower level. Marble drop. Marble rolls down four inclined planes and is launched toward 10 depressions with various point values. The highest score wins. Decorative wooden gameboard for Chineese Checkers is made from two 22"-diameter plywood disks. Marble hockey board with four paddles. Chinese checkers board. Making marble rolls, an enjoyable trial-and-error exercise in engineering and physics. Simple or elaborate wooden channels, switches, spirals, ... demonstrate the physics of motion, friction, gravity and momentum. Chinese checkerboard made from a 14"x14" scrap of plywood. Marble maze. A wooden paddle with holes cut into it. Object is to manipulate paddle and get marbles into holes with highest point value. Star-shaped marble game for three players (Chinese Checkers). Marble chute toy. A marble dropped into a hole travels a zigzag pattern down 6 chutes until it drops into a box. Marble tower occupies a child for hours. Table top golf game using marbles. Patience, a game to test your cool. Object is to manuver 7 marbles or ball bearing into the holes provided for them, all at the same time. Travel solitaire, the game you'll learn to hate. The point is to clear the board of all marbles except one, by jumping over the piece to be taken. Features a built-in storage compartment for the marbles not needed on the board. Tabletop baseball game to build in a weekend. Levers on the side of the game shoot a marble up the board. Circular depressions that can trap the marble serve as bases, hits and outs. Marble ladder. Mancala marble game features a stripped walnut and maple laminated playing board with routed pockets. Classic wooden board for Chinese checkers (14" diameter). Marvelous marble roll (18" square by 54" high). Among its features are curves, switch points, a centrifuge, loops, rough track to make a rat-a-tat-tat sound, cascade, and a bucket drop. On the ball "executive" toy. The object is maneuver two balls in different directions up a slope so that they fall into depressons at opposite ends of a valley. Hidden maze toy. The object is to maneuver a marble through a maze which is inside a wooden box where you can't see it. Marble race toy. Five inclined planes with two grooves are set into a frame. Two marbles are dropped through holes and they "race" down the grooves to the bottom. The frame is assembled with decorative dovetail joints. Run-the-ramps marble game. Marbles roll down several slanted ramps arranged in a zigzag fashion. Built entirely of wood. Tic-tac-toe marble game. Wooden box features the game board on top and a drawer for storing the marbles. | |||||||||
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