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Tunneling or Tubing:
All pieces attach to each other to create a tunnel or a tube. To
create a tunnel simply turn over an identical piece and snap the two
pieces together.
Speed:
If
the marble flies out of the raceway it is probably going too fast,
especially at 90 degree turns. Create a tunnel at the 90 degree
piece, and the marble will stay on track. Use speed and tunnels to
create a roller coaster maze.
Racing:
Racing is constructing two or more mazes next to each other and
racing the marbles to the end.
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Jumping:
Jumping occurs when there is an empty space between two blocks and
the marble jumps between them. The faster the marble is going the
further it will jump.
Dropping:
Dropping occurs when the marble drops from some height onto another
maze. An example is a maze that is set up on a table where the marble
drops onto a maze that is set up on the floor.
Stepping:
Stepping is like the stairs in a house. The marble rolls to the end
of a straight piece and drops onto another straight piece, and so on.
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 Connect Straights to any Block-N-Roll construction block to keep your marble on the move! |
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 Taurus Toy's own patented BNR Block has a unique dovetail feature that allows you to attach pieces side by side to create vertical maze constructions! |
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 Use Start/Stop where you want your marble to begin or end. You will never have a runaway marble with this handy piece! |
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 The Drop-Thru can be used over a ramp piece to allow the marble to continue along the maze. |
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 Use Ramps to create speed...the more Ramps you connect the faster your marble will go. (be sure to tunnel any 90 degree turns at the bottom, to keep your marble from flying off the track.) |
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