The Ready Set Spaghetti Dupe

One of my favorite games to play as a kid in the 90's was "Ready, Set, Spaghetti!". I always look in thrift stores to see if I come across an old copy but it has never happened so I made my own! I hope it gives some nostalgia to all the other old folks and maybe inspires some new interest for people who aren't familiar with it. It is a simple game where the first person to reel in their “spaghetti” aka yarn, wins. There are pegs with food “toppings” stuck into the board as obstacles and when you roll the dice you get to remove the matching peg and slowly free your yarn and roll it up with your fork. It can be played by 2 to 4 people- if you are playing with two you can use two forks per person to make the game a bit longer. I have attached the PDF of instructions for the real Ready Set Spaghetti game if you want anymore detail.    Everything is designed to print with AMS for the multicolours. Everything could be printed in the same 4 colours, I just wanted to try silver and beige for the fork/spaghetti so printed them separately. Making a brown fork with white spaghetti would probably look great too.  There are multiple plates and print profiles to complete the parts. **I suggest printing the pegs that connect with the board and toppers last as they may need some size adjustment depending on printer and filament etc.    Plate #1-The board, toppers and die are all the same 4 colours and in one print profile. The die and toppers are setup to print facedown, but the board is faceup. It is flat and can print either way though, face up or facedown depending on your preference. I wanted it to just be an easy print where it was guaranteed that the crisp lines between the red and white would be maintained without having to stress about first layer adhesion. *A few of the hole positions on the board were adjusted to improve and will not be exactly like the photos     For the die: it prints with a slightly smaller layer height just to add strength when it is folded up. If you