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Top game this one, hours of fun and an infinite variety of gameplay. Heard of C.A.D. (Computer Aided Design)? This one is for all the budding model-makers out there, brought up on Airfix kits when they were younger. It's Matchstick Aided Design. You start with the simple models (30 matches) and you can arrange them to make 3-D scale models, and save the blueprints to send to your mates. On completion of the easy structures, you are awarded another 30 matches and so on, allowing you to create ever more complex designs (leading up from small ships, cars etc., up to the Eiffel Tower, The Tweenies and the Golden Gate Bridge as your final denouement).
Then, using a pallette interface, you could paint your models, using shading and colour, to really apply the finishing touches.
Finally, you could click on a button to 'field test' your structures for sea-worthiness, road-worthiness and so on, gaining points for building leak proof boats, entertaining Tweenies, aerodynamic cars and so on.
Err....that's it.
Then, using a pallette interface, you could paint your models, using shading and colour, to really apply the finishing touches.
Finally, you could click on a button to 'field test' your structures for sea-worthiness, road-worthiness and so on, gaining points for building leak proof boats, entertaining Tweenies, aerodynamic cars and so on.
Err....that's it.
And don't tell me this reminds you of Lego on PC.....
Top game this one, hours of fun and an infinite variety of gameplay. Heard of C.A.D. (Computer Aided Design)? This one is for all the budding model-makers out there, brought up on Airfix kits when they were younger. It's Matchstick Aided Design. You start with the simple models (30 matches) and you can arrange them to make 3-D scale models, and save the blueprints to send to your mates. On completion of the easy structures, you are awarded another 30 matches and so on, allowing you to create ever more complex designs (leading up from small ships, cars etc., up to the Eiffel Tower, The Tweenies and the Golden Gate Bridge as your final denouement).
Then, using a pallette interface, you could paint your models, using shading and colour, to really apply the finishing touches.
Finally, you could click on a button to 'field test' your structures for sea-worthiness, road-worthiness and so on, gaining points for building leak proof boats, entertaining Tweenies, aerodynamic cars and so on.
Err....that's it.
Then, using a pallette interface, you could paint your models, using shading and colour, to really apply the finishing touches.
Finally, you could click on a button to 'field test' your structures for sea-worthiness, road-worthiness and so on, gaining points for building leak proof boats, entertaining Tweenies, aerodynamic cars and so on.
Err....that's it.