
battery compartment and clock hands (Figure
N
).
Just drill one hole and mount (Figure
O
). Done!
TIP: To accurately position toy components,
make a paper pattern as a spacing guide
(Figure
P
).
I mounted the triangular rack so that it will
hold thicker, three-dimensional items like this
giant pin-back button (Figure
Q
).
To make a French memo board, I threaded
elastic cord through holes drilled along the rails.
Knots and beads, hidden on the back, hold the
cord in tension (Figure
R
). The cord layout looks
like a billiard ball-like rebounding path to go with
the game’s original action (Figure
S
). To use this
French memo board just tuck loose paper ...