I am sure a lot of people are going to ask " whats the hell is a POG?"
POG was a game very popular in 1990's. Check the next step for details.
If you are to lazy to click next step, then check out those video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssVyEN_TjP4
and here if you have 3:20 minutes to lose
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6V9pEfoPY5c
Here is something not robot related but extremely cool!
I first saw this projet in a little book from by libray about 12 years ago. I really don't remember when, I know that I was in Fredericton at Ecole Sainte-Anne, the only french school there. It was a small little book, 1/4 to 3/8 thick. It was dedicated to rubber band projects. It was based on funny and ugly rubberband caracters that where everywhere in the book. I remember 3 projects in that book, one that really suck, one that is ok and the last one is really a brillant idea. This is the one I will show you.
If you seen my beetle robot version 2, you know that I have rise my personal bar for the making of instructables and the quality of pictures.
ps- All the picures taken in this instructable where taken outside in a sunny day. NO editing was done!
I do have a video of the device in action, I need to do some editing. It will then be posted on youtube this week.
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Signing UpStep 1The parts you will need
1 x wooden clothes-pin
1 x elastic rubber band
Some old pogs ( remember those? )
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pogs
The tools you will need :
1 x pair of scissors
1 x drills bit the diameter of the rubber band width.
To understand what POGs are here are the rules.
Here are the rules directly from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pogs
The game can be played by two or more players. Each has their own collection of pogs and a slammer (a heavier game piece).
Before the game, players decide whether to play 'for keeps', or not. 'For keeps' implies that the players keep the POGs that they win, and forfeit those that have been won by other players.
The players each contribute an equal number of POGs to build a stack with the pieces facing down, which will be used during the game.
The players take turns throwing their slammer (also called a 'kini') down onto the top of the stack, causing it to spring up and the POGs to scatter.
Each player keeps any POGs that land 'face up' after their throw.
After each throw, the POGs which have landed 'face down' are then re-stacked for the next player.
When no POGs remain in the stack, the player with the most POGs is the 'winner'.
All players keep the POGs which they have collected (if playing for keeps), or redistribute them to their original owners.
For people who knows POGs, check this out
http://www.milkcapmania.co.uk/WPF/Random%20House/Collectors%20Guide.html
http://www.milkcapmania.co.uk/WPF/WPF_Home_Page.html
It will bring back memories!
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i m confused
lol
so... back then, toys for kids were bikes, baseball bats, jacks and... what we call pogs!!
same principle but way older. they even made classic pogs to recreate the look and feel of prehistoric milk bottle caps
how to play...
1. put a stack of pogs in front of you (half yours and half opponent's)
2. take a metal, or plastic pog (slammer) and make it hit the stack. (it has to land flat on the stack otherwise it's cheating, way too easy!!)
3. the ones that flipped over are yours! (when you play for ante)
simple no?
my brother made a fortune selling his, and i still have mine!! lolol!! i have all purple official game pogs and a nice collection of fake ones, all mint! never played with them!
i sprayed it with new car smell and it's hanging from my rear view mirror!
Very nice Istructable! I used to have these Pogs, and I had no clue how to play with them.... LOL
-gamer