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For "Dinos vs Monster trucks" I started with a cad drawing printout then built it up with foam and cardboard and some junk parts just to see if it looked like it was going to work. Once everything looked ok we built the whitewood. For the whitewood I used 1"x 1/16 strips of aluminum as ball guides since it is a much easier material to work with to figure out the correct bends.
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arcpf2.jpgQuoted from Purpledrilmonkey:What hardware are you driving this game with Keith?
Proc/ wpc95 driver/ LCD. The hardest part is scavenging long enough lengths of the correct wire colors. Trying to keep it the same as a WPC for easy troubleshooting.
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