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Hi TVTA, this would be a good game to wile away a few hours or to monkey around playing (sorry, I didn’t get a new joke book for Christmas!) To make up for my bad joke, there was a another “escape” themed game….Star Wars Escape from Death Star game. That was pretty cool too but didn’t have the interactive prop on the middle of the board.
I remember Escape from Death Star with the X-Wing and Tie Fighter graphics on the box cover. I have The Adventures of R2-D2 game but it’s missing the spinner and one R2. Cool graphics on both the box and playing board for that one.
That’s the game, yes! I loved playing that. If you’d like I could look up the R2 game and see if I can model some 3D parts to replace the missing ones. I’d have to send you the computer files to load into a 3D printer as I don’t have one but it might be possible.
Cheers mate. I need to dig it out from my storage boxes and find out what’s missing exactly. A good opportunity for a few photos at the same time to put up on the blog… I remember the graphics were so cool.
Hi again, I just had a quick image search and the spinner is basically just a normal “Clock Hand” arrow spinner, the box it is mounted to would be the problem. And the playing tokens are just round discs with a groove to slot a folded cardboard Artoo cutout into, I’ll try and come up with some models for the disc bases and maybe embossed plates to slot into them.
Interesting. New to me, but I enjoy the movies.
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Looks fun!
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Hi TVTA, this would be a good game to wile away a few hours or to monkey around playing (sorry, I didn’t get a new joke book for Christmas!) To make up for my bad joke, there was a another “escape” themed game….Star Wars Escape from Death Star game. That was pretty cool too but didn’t have the interactive prop on the middle of the board.
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I remember Escape from Death Star with the X-Wing and Tie Fighter graphics on the box cover. I have The Adventures of R2-D2 game but it’s missing the spinner and one R2. Cool graphics on both the box and playing board for that one.
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That’s the game, yes! I loved playing that. If you’d like I could look up the R2 game and see if I can model some 3D parts to replace the missing ones. I’d have to send you the computer files to load into a 3D printer as I don’t have one but it might be possible.
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Cheers mate. I need to dig it out from my storage boxes and find out what’s missing exactly. A good opportunity for a few photos at the same time to put up on the blog… I remember the graphics were so cool.
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Hi again, I just had a quick image search and the spinner is basically just a normal “Clock Hand” arrow spinner, the box it is mounted to would be the problem. And the playing tokens are just round discs with a groove to slot a folded cardboard Artoo cutout into, I’ll try and come up with some models for the disc bases and maybe embossed plates to slot into them.
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Never knew there was ever a Planet of the Apes board game, bet this was fun to pay!
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Hadn’t seen it before either. It looks an interesting game being the last survivor to avoid the trap cage.
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That sounds good! 🙂
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