tiltjlp
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- Favorite Pinball Machine
- Flying Trapeze 1934
Lucky Clown, a product of the 1950s, was made of molded plastic, and was made to look like a face of a clown. Even the box it was sold in would have made you smile, and let part of the bright yellow game show through.
The child and family friendly game probably was a big hit in its day, colorful, nearly indestruckible, and a fun way for young children to learn how to add numbers. A simple game that is in no need of a lot of bells and whistles, all I've added are a few sounds and nothing else. You can get your personal copy of Lucky Clown near the bottom of this page: http://www.pinballnirvana.com/index...download&sid=10&min=20&orderby=titleA&show=20
The child and family friendly game probably was a big hit in its day, colorful, nearly indestruckible, and a fun way for young children to learn how to add numbers. A simple game that is in no need of a lot of bells and whistles, all I've added are a few sounds and nothing else. You can get your personal copy of Lucky Clown near the bottom of this page: http://www.pinballnirvana.com/index...download&sid=10&min=20&orderby=titleA&show=20
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I'm going to be doing some Spring apartment cleaning this weekend, so you should have a chance to catch up. I figure I need to stay busy making them when I'm feeling good, because I never know when I'll have a string of sick days. And this cleaning i'm doing will surely wear me down some, plus I'll be busy Wednesday, if my plans don't change. Have you found out what the Special Bonus is in Trumps yet?
