A board game from the 1960s/70s/80s...

  • theskooterguy
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    • 8 months 24 days ago
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    		 ...which has a mechanical timer and an objective which is to move a small steel ball negotiate various obstacles (e.g. tilting bridges, tyre course, etc.) by means of sliding, pushing & hitting buttons & levers. I remember playing this nifty toy at my primary school either in 1999/2001. I think it was either a Milton Bradley/John Sands brand game.
    What was this game called? Any ideas? :?
    "We've come a long, long way together. Through the hard times & the good. I have to celebrate you baby, I have to praise you like I should" - Camille Yarbrough
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  • supermattkelly
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    Run yourself Ragged! TOTALLY addicted to this game!
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  • Hordak Alpha
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    • 8 months 23 days ago
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    		 I still have that one somewhere!!! The thing that sucked is I lost the metal ball. I used to spend many afternoons playing this whenever boredom got me down.
    (Hordak Alpha))
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  • theskooterguy
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    • 8 months 23 days ago
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    		 Also known as Tricky Ball, Tricky Gold, Screwball Scramble & Snafu.
    "We've come a long, long way together. Through the hard times & the good. I have to celebrate you baby, I have to praise you like I should" - Camille Yarbrough
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  • pikachulover
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    • 8 months 22 days ago
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    		 My older cousin has this game. It's hard to play at first.
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  • jadedoz
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    • 8 months 22 days ago
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    		 I have this game. Screwball Scramble made by Tomy. I have a picture of it on flickr.
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