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Unread 11-01-2004, 10:02
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Re: Ball Shoot Space

From the pictures in the manual and the description of the chute in the manual I would have to say no. The balls are capable of rolling right in(and right back out if your not careful). The chute has a 48" wide opening and 16" height opening. The ball corral is 48" x 30" x 16" high.
I've actually used the dimensions given plus I used a ruler on the diagram of the field to approximate dimensions of the "pucks", platform, and other elements to build a model playing field which I just finished this morning. My model is 24" x 48"(1'=1") and this doesn't include the player stations. This will come in handy when our team strategizes.
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