弹珠战士

I designed this small warrior model that can shoot marbles for two reasons. The first reason is that when I saw a pinball competition, I thought of a similar toy that could shoot marbles when I was a child (a warrior). This toy was once a classic childhood toy for many Chinese children born between 1980 and 1990 (I was one of them), carrying memories of the same year, and now it is difficult to buy this toy. The model I designed can help my peers relive their childhood memories. The second reason is that I don’t want to create a fixed marble track that is uniform over a thousand times. The marble must move within a tangible track. Why can’t marbles move in a virtual orbit? For example, moving in an intangible air orbit。

The following are the replies and comments I received on the MW China website for this Pinball Warrior model. In just two days, I received over a dozen comments and replies, and many people expressed their love for this Pinball Warrior model and said that it evoked their memories. The comments are still increasing. I wonder if friends from countries other than China have also played with this toy