Marble Track 3 Construction on Marble Track 3

The Lowest Largest U-Turn is too tight for large marbles to stay on the track, so it needs a berm.

Today began a shift into a new phase of construction.

History: 2019 Jun 21: Autosticks headed up to support the Lower Zig Zag 3F

These will be rails along the Caret Splitter Feeder Extension Reflection.

These will be rails along the Caret Splitter Feeder and Caret Splitter Feeder Extension.

Today went pretty smoothly as I got the third marble started down the Triple Splitter Small Feeder after using color-coded markers to ensure it would go down at the same rate/locations as the first two marbles had.

This track is ostensibly going to deliver small marbles into the Triple Splitter Small Feeder.

Today I streamed for a bit over an hour and got the second orange marble started rolling down the Triple Splitter Small Feeder.

The Lowest Largest Backtrack is made up of Lowest Largest Backtracking Chopstick and Lowest Largest Backtracking Popsicle Stick which take large marbles from Snake Plate U Turn down to the Lowest Largest U-Turn History: 2019 May 07: built months ago, but…

Today I took several frames but some of them had to be deleted.

History: 2020 Dec 19: Autosticks came up to keep small marbles from falling sideways off Lower Zig Zag 2F.

History: 2021 Jan 12: The end of an Autostick has arrived to fill in one more spot. 2021 Jan 02: Autosticks came up to fix a spot where small marbles can get stuck, becoming Lower Zig Zag 1F Inner Rails 2019 May 05: recently named lowest track of the Lower

History: 2019 May 05: planned to be created by adding toothpicks to Lower Zig Zag 3F Upper Base Base

This piece was needed to keep small marbles on the Lower Zig Zag 2F up and out of the way of the large marbles on the Triple Splitter.

This track will be the third track in the Lower Zig Zag.

These are two toothpicks that make up the Lower Zig Zag Net, which was put in place to catch small marbles as they fall from the (newly named) Lower Zig Zag 2F to Lower Zig Zag 1F History: 2019 May 03: Determined to be a good support for Lower Zig Zag 3F…

Today’s livestream was over two hours, during which I got 9 frames taken.

Today’s livestream was in two parts.

After a couple of misfires with my computer acting like it could not keep up with all its tasks, I rebooted and tested the small orange marbles rolling down the Triple Splitter Small Feeder to the (top of the) Triple Splitter, where they immediately fall…

This was a relatively quick livestream in which I was just able to glue the Triple Splitter Small Feeder Outer Bar before I had to go. 11:56 Monday 29 April 2019 JST The next day, I noticed the outer bar was glued a little bit higher than the inner bar on…

Today I finished curving the Triple Splitter Small Feeder Outer Bar.

This piece is a small bit of the upper end of a chopstick, cut at a slant so it matches the Triple Splitter Small Feeder Inner Bar Lower Support.

In just a bit over an hour, I got the Triple Splitter Small Feeder Inner Bar moved and glued in place.

Great progress in terms of frames today.

Another 1.5 hours of livestream (but my hour counter is currently broken, blarg) and got G Choppy to float down to the stage so he has easier access to curve the Triple Splitter Small Feeder Inner Bar.

Today’s first livestream went pretty quickly.

Today after getting the stage set up again after holiday, I bent and glued different sticks to speed up filming next time.

History: 2019 Mar 05: Carried up the ramp by Pinky.

Today I took 11 frames.

Backpack Jack carried this and patiently held it until it could be glued by Mr McGlue.

Today was a three hour livestream, which should have put me over 300 hours; I think I was pretty close already.

Today, due to a traffic jam of sorts back by the Decorative Walls, it took 34 minutes to get the first frame taken.

Not a livestream in the construction sense, but this was a livestream to introduce the track at its current state. highest tracks: Lower Zig Zag Triple Splitter Caret Splitter Feeder Extension Reflection

The Caret Splitter Rudder is as yet an imaginary piece which will be toggled by medium marbles to ensure make small marbles go to the left or right down the Caret Splitter.

Dr Sugar instructs Candy Mama to turn the Bearing on faster than ever before.

Candy Mama goes offstage to get a longer lever with which she can put the switch into a higher speed than before.

Everyone who ran away before now runs across the stage, with a spooky flying bearing behind them.

Squarehead leads Rabby onto the set as Rabby drags a round circular plate behind him.

Garinoppi is a helpful spooky skeleton who works as a radio operator for the track.

Pinky is a character who was present in the first attempt at making Marble Track 3 in 2011.

Super Spoony head is a relatively new character whose job is to bring marbles to the stage.

They don’t have names but I called them the big brother and little brother.

They don’t have names but I called them the big brother and little brother.

The movie starts with Squarehead walking backwards, leading Rabby forward with the stage.

After moving this guy around, I noticed that he looks just about the same whether facing forwards or backwards so there was a gag during which he goes just off the set and was magically going back onto the set without having had time to turn around.

Dr Sugar is the manager.

G Choppy is one of the characters who has a very specific job.

Mr McGlue has a very specific job.

Candy Mama is one of the first characters on the set, and somewhat of a manager character.