Source: The Boardrun – an Interchangeable Marble Run: 4 Steps (with Pictures)
Looks simple enough. Perhaps a present for young (5-10?) kids?
Heck, my brother and I tried making “pinball” games on our ping-pong table (circa 1974-5, St, Thomas, grade 5). Lots of cardboard and masking tape. Barely worked, but occupied a lot of time.
Could be made into a challenging, puzzle-solving game. Like make a peg board version of bells, buckets, etc. Like a physical version of the “Rube Goldburg” machines.
If do, to make a template as large as possible, or a full horizontal line, to make holes accurate.
Con: no screens, no chat, no socials. No one does this stuff now….
