This YouTuber based in Rodgers, Arkansas tried out his Christmas-themed marble run that took him 40 hours to construct.

The YouTuber, who goes by Worlds greatest Marble race, films as he releases 12 marbles into his track which contains gnomes, Bambi, Christmas trees and a fairy house.

He told Newsflare: "The Starting gate was pretty fun to build, there are 10 slots where approximately 40 Marbles will fit in the 10 different slots. Each side has a screw and a rubber band attached underneath the track. It also has something above to stop it from going to high. All you do is push down to lift the gate.

This was done over the course of July 2019. I started with the cart that the track is on. It’s has a solid base with Six 4inch wheels with Locks. Then I mounted 6 1x2’s on the corners and 2 in the middle for supports. Then I started on track 1. The cart was done in about 2 hours time.

I got all my supplies from Lowe’s. I forgot what wood I used but it’s $55 for an 8x4 piece. I had then cut them in half long ways. So each track is approximately 4 feet by 2 feet.

Nintendo Marble Run- https://youtu.be/znWunmsxd9A

Let me know if you wanna know more about the process it took. I have lots of pictures from the build.

The Starting gate was pretty fun to build, there are 10 slots where approx. 40 Marbles will fit in the 10 different slots. Each side has a screw and a rubber band attached underneath the track. It also has something above to stop it from going to high. All you do is push down to lift the gate.

Track one consists of 3 gnomes, 3 trees, 1 fairy house, Bambi, a giant steel Turtle that serves as a tunnel, 2 Hotspots. An O.B. (Out of Bounds) and the 1st of 3 Jackpots. This Jackpot will get you the most points. (50 Pts) all the rubber band bouncers are 3 inch wooden sticks from Home Depot. I drilled holes and put the sticks in and attached rubber bands to act as bouncers. I also drilled screws and Attached more bouncers as well.

https://youtu.be/hTJ68dhdLFA

For the marble to get into track 2 they can either take the left side and go down a small ramp or the right side (slow side) where they will take a roller coaster I designed under track 1. Some might even get