Anyone for a game of Kubb?

Looks like it could be a neat game, also a long one depending on your aim. Good way to use your scraps. Is their any information on the dimensions of the pieces?

CtL

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FINALLY! Something to make out of those newel post cutoffs I’ve been holding onto all these years!

Nice job. Looks like fun – both the project and the game.

-- Dave; Lansing, Kansas

Looks like a good game, I’m part Viking so i should fit right in :-)) The like didn’t work, so i googles and came up with the rules. Not sure if it’s the link or my browser.

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I recently made a corn hole set, I think this will be next.

Thanks for posting the instructions (.pdf).

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Interesting never heard of the game before

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clieb- Here are the sizes in centimeters but anything close will do. I found this at wikipedia

Ten Kubbs, rectangular wooden blocks 15 cm tall and 7 cm square on the end.
One King, a larger wooden piece 30 cm tall and 9 cm square on the end, adorned with a crown design on the top.
Six wooden batons around 30 cm long and anywhere from 3–5 cm in diameter.
Four Stakes, or other markers, to designate the corners of the pitch.

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We got a set for a wedding present. a great game.

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