Let’s turn glasses into nets by perforating them to death. Wait, we want basketball nets, not glasses.Cut the base of the glasses so that the balls can easily pass through them. Take three glasses of Polystyrene (the number depends on the difficulty level that you want to have for your game).The Peek-a-boo remains closed through the game giving you a fixed number of chances. Once the game starts, the servo head turns 90 degrees, which in turn opens the window to set the balls free. Once done, take the Peek-a-boo and fix a servo horn to it.Now, fix the Roof of the Ball-street to the red carpet.Take the two walls of the scoreboard i.e the neck piece and the leg piece and glue them on the Roof of the Ball-street. Step 4: Attaching the Roof and the Window Thus, make a small hole besides servo in the red carpet and pass the wires of the servo through it. We will make sure that no wires are seen on the ground.Why servo? Will discuss in the later steps. Now attach it to the small hole given in the Gateway of Ball-street.Switch ON the evive, go to Controls, then select Servos, choose Servo 1, and there you go! Take a micro servo and calibrate it using evive’s firmware.Thus, we have successfully made the ground of our basketball arena.to the red carpet and edges of Hawaiian and Cuban walls. Now, glue Dunk-in Trudeau to the ground, i.e.Note: Make sure that you align the window on the Gateway of Ball-street to the gap between the bodyguards. Take the Gateway of Ball-street and attach it to the red carpet using Hot Glue.Wonder why? This will elevate the red carpet which helps the balls to roll down easily and prevent them to stay on the ground. Now, bring the red carpet and attach it to the lines drawn on the walls. Draw a horizontal center line across the Hawaiian and Cuban walls.Attach the two bodyguards to the Red Carpet as shown in the image. They direct the wrecking ball right to the garage!.Firstly, we are going to make the Ground of the Basketball Arena.
Once you have all the cardboard pieces ready, let’s begin with the assembly.The names are given with the corresponding to the numbers given in the image above. If you wish your arcade to stay with you for years, use MDF sheets instead of cardboard. Go grab a piece (a big big piece) of cardboard and draw outlines for the following according to the dimensions provided in the image above. Making such a precious piece of art ain’t gonna be easy, and we’ll require a lot of parts for the same.
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