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thoeb3d

Growing up I played this game with my parents on a large wooden cutting board that we'd drilled holes into. I wanted to make a more compact version that could be stored more easily so I came up with this version that is made up of 4 quadrants that are held together with magnets. This is very similar to Wahoo or Aggravation, but the board layout is ever so slightly different. Based on the rules I found on wiki for both games, the gameplay is basically the same. Generally speaking, you roll dice and move around the board clockwise with the goal of getting all of your marbles out of the base and into the home. From what I can tell, those games are typically played with 4 marbles per player, but we always did 5 each so I uploaded models with both iterations. There are 3 holes on each of the inside faces for placing 6mm x 3mm magnets to attach the board together. They're slightly oversized but worked well for press fitting them in place. If they're a little loose, a little CA glue should do the trick. Pay attention when placing the magnets so that you have the polarities correct for assembling the pieces together once you print all 4. I printed mine in dual color to highlight the base, starting spot, and home row.

Marble Board Game

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o.vavra

This spool holder makes it easier to attach the external filament spool.

Filament Holder-Filament spool holder P1P/P1S/X1C

geom.dicembre

Box porta set di dadi per gioco di ruolo Dungeons & Dragons, la scatola presenta svasi per inserire calamite a chiusura coperchio

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P1S

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