Tower bowling , a tricky game for two players

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<p>Tower bowling is a tricky and fun game for everyone.&nbsp;</p><p>Parts needed:<br>- 1x half of the playing field on the left , 1x half of the playing field on the right.<br>- 6x puk<br>- 10x small tower<br>- 1x big tower&nbsp;<br>- 2x scale side (1st color)<br>- 2x scale front ( 2nd color )<br>- 1x dice for scale side (1. color)<br>- 1x dice for scale front ( 2nd color )</p><p>The rules of the game:</p><p><br>1. place your five small towers side by side in the first row of the board and the big tower in the middle.<br><br>2. roll the dice to see who starts first.<br><br>3. place the puk anywhere on the center line.<br><br>4. flick your finger in the direction of your opponent's towers and try to knock them over. Each player has 6 pukes and therefore 6 attempts per round. 5.&nbsp;<br><br>5. after you have used up all 6 puks, your opponent must put the fallen towers on your side by rolling the dice. To do this, there are two dice and scales in different colors assigned to each other. If a six is rolled, the player gets to pick a square of his choice for that color.<br><br>6. After all the towers are placed, it is the next player's turn. Note that you must always knock down the towers in front of your opponent's first row first.</p><p><br>Object of the game:&nbsp;<br>Try to get all of your opponent's towers into your half first, so that in the end you only have to bring down the big tower in the middle.&nbsp;<br>However, in doing so, place the puk in the first row as seen from you.</p><p>Of course, you can also make up your own rules. &nbsp;<br>Have fun trying it out!</p><p>I printed everything with PLA. The board halved and scaled with a layer height of 0.2mm and the figures with 0.15mm. I took the dice from another user.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>