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Just for Fun - [GameTime]
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Hornet3d
Wise
Got most of that, Tiddlywinks was the one I was trying to remember and thought I should know. Barrel of Monkeys and Mousetrap were the ones I could see pieces from but not identify the game
OK, I've heard of Trivial Pursuit and Tiddlywinks, but not having ever played either of them, I didn't recognize the pieces from those 2 games. Barrel of Monkeys, however, I've never heard of, so even though the monkeys are obvious in your render, I never would've guess that one.
I'd like to know what games the red and yellow mice/rats, and the green man who looks like he's about to jump into a pool (or overboard), are from. Those don't even come close to looking familiar.
Another game you might consider the next time, is Dominoes. Now that game I played a lot.
I'd like to know what games the red and yellow mice/rats, and the green man who looks like he's about to jump into a pool (or overboard), are from. Those don't even come close to looking familiar.
Another game you might consider the next time, is Dominoes. Now that game I played a lot.
Stezza
Dances with Bees
yep, my grandfather loved dominoes and played as much as he could down at the local pub for money.. he would get home inebriated and grandma would shake his pants upside down claiming any money that fell out was hers.. lol
that was back during the depression days of the 30's
Mouse Trap is a board game first published by Ideal in 1963 for two to four players. Ideal Toy Company was an American toy company.
True, but I was in College by then, so well past the age of playing those kind of board games.
Stezza
Dances with Bees
only now because you said so lol
I only saw CAR.
YES!! Though I wouldn't have placed the pieces the way you did, but nicely done. I like.what else to do on a lazy Sunday arvo... in Carrara
Here's one of my pieces from way back when before I went digital called "Triple Word Score" (40"x 50", oil on canvas). I did actually use 3D on this... I bought this "new" program called Poser from Fractal Design. I used it all the time with my paintings-- I could bend the Poser stick figure to the pose I wanted for my composition, print it out and used it as a reference when painting. Poser eventually evolved (I think it was v3) and hooked into digital art.
