Think outside the box—build a DIY pinball machine with it. This Made in the USA kit comes with everything you need to build a full-fledged machine with cardboard. Build, customize obstacles, then decorate. You won’t need batteries, tools, or screens—just some ready-to-fold hands.
Made in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Step-by-step instructions are printed on the parts themselves. For more detailed instructions, please see the step-by-step assembly video
Average assembly time is one hour
No batteries, tools, or screens required
Lightweight and recyclable material
Can customize different designs, obstacles, and pathways
Two PinBox 3000 games may be connected for two-player Battlemode
Two interchangeable playboards with flippers and launchers, thirty-nine die-cut parts in twelve slides, three marbles, fifteen sets of box rivets (thirty total), twelve rubber bands, a design pencil, a hole punch, and an instruction sheet
Dimensions:
Box: 24" x 14" x 2.6"; Assembled: 24" x 14" x 12"
Weight:
4.6 lbs
Materials:
Cardboard, glass marbles, plastic rivets
Care:
Keep away from moisture, and at room temperature
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PinBox 3000 is the cardboard pinball gaming system that makers, crafters, students, and cardboard enthusiasts have been waiting for!
The PinBox 3000 comes with everything you need to make a full-fledged machine, with no tools required!
It was invented by the "Professors" of Cardboard Teck. Ben and Pete are educator and artists who encourage screen-free hands-on exploration. All you need is an hour or so, and hands that are ready to fold. The PinBox 3000 assembly video shows you how.
Once you’ve built your base, customize the playfield with obstacles and pathways. The cardboard doubles as a canvas you can paint over—or, alternately, print out PinBox 3000’s graphics to add some of their colorful flair.
Now you can shoot, sling, and score using an American-made, homemade arcade game.
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