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The South Tyrol Game
The players steer a ball with levers through the holiday paradise, past lively scenes and lots of comic details. From the ski slopes to a hospital full of legs in plaster, or would you prefer an après-ski party? A Grödner artist, Teo Mahlknecht, carved the 10-metre-long tourism pin-ball machine out of pinewood.
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Here you can view the South Tyrol Game from a wide variety of perspectives from 360 degrees. Start the tour
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Material: local pine, carved and painted by hand (approx. 9.1 cubic metres), movable parts in maple and beech; trestle in tubular steel (390 kg)
Dimensions: approx. 10.6 metres long, circa 2.4 metres deep and between 1.6-2.6 m high
Weight: approx. 2,600 kg
Length of the channel for the balls: altogether approx. 72 metres
Design, execution: wood sculptor Teo Mahlknecht, St. Ulrich / Val Gardena