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Stick Drop Barrel (Colorful Stick Balance Puzzle Toy)

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill
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  • Toy Structure Printed in two layers, with coloring or painting done after printing. I used painted barbecue skewers for the sticks.
  • Game Rules A two-player / multi-player puzzle board game: Players take turns randomly drawing a colored stick, without letting any small balls fall throughout. Whoever causes a ball to fall after drawing a stick loses the round. This game greatly trains observation, foresight, and concentration.
  • Color Details The sticks can be made in various macaron colors such as purple, blue, orange, red, and green, interwoven and mutually supporting layer by layer, creating a rich visual effect.

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