u/Annual-Caregiver-690

During the 1st Gulf War an anonymous donor sent these games and they took off like wildfire on our base. It was a plastic box a little smaller than a vhs tape (or two decks of cards side by side). You had a red and blue set of 5-6 plastic shapes. You flipped a card and it would show a simple shape; boat, gun, or house. The players would then try to match it with all the shapes. The answer was on the back corner. It was brilliant as it all fit together for storage and perfect for a cargo pocket.

I brought a set home and played with my kids. My wife was brilliant at it & even found expansion packs online (dial-up).

I have a granddaughter now and looking for a non-screen activity.

During the 1st Gulf War an anonymous donor sent these games and they took off like wildfire on our base. It was a plastic box a little smaller than a vhs tape (or two decks of cards side by side). You had a red and blue set of 5-6 plastic shapes. You flipped a card and it would show a simple shape; boat, gun, or house. The players would then try to match it with all the shapes. The answer was on the back corner. It was brilliant as it all fit together for storage and perfect for a cargo pocket.

I brought a set home and played with my kids. My wife was brilliant at it & even found expansion packs online (dial-up).

I have a granddaughter now and looking for a non-screen activity.