Remember when I wrote
how Pascal was fascinated by the pinball machines of the Pacific Pinball Museum? He was totally immersed in the games, the lights, the ball, the flippers...
Today, I came home and Pascal had built his own personal arcade from shoe boxes and cardboard.
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Fixing the rotating flipper on the "big" pinball machine. Pascal re-used a motor from his roller coaster for that. |
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The "first" pinball machine. Ingenious use of pencils as axles. They work very well, by the way. |
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A proud Maker! |
The ball gets flipped up the ball channel with your fingers. The flippers are rotated by hand. The boxes sit on wooden blocks. Love it.
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