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I know I said that I would be taking a break from new games, but this one was requested and looked too easy to not try it. It came together in a day, so we have a new game after all!

There are pockets for the numbers to fit in. There is an extra 2 and 3 for the first number of the car. They are back to back.

I am not affiliated with the Price is Right game show or game manufacturers.

See my other Price is Right and Wheel of Fortune products.

This set has small pieces. Keep away from small children and pets.

All that is missing is the light-up scoreboard.

There are pockets for the dice to fit in perfectly and a line to signify a legal roll. I use round-edged dice which are 1.2 cm to allow for a better roll, like on the show.

This set has small pieces. Keep away from small children and pets.

The numbers are interchangeable and double-sided to give you as many options as you would like. There are also square rings to mark your progress and a TPIR-themed mover.

This mini replica is over 7 inches tall and over 6 inches wide. It comes with 27 choices of two-digit numbers all 1-9 single-digit numbers.

Given the small nature of the game, the numbers have little handles to use your fingernail to lift them out. The pockets are angled so that you will be able to obtain the lower numbers as well as the ones above them. (See photos for details)

The structure is printed in two pieces that fit snugly together. It will be shipped in two pieces and the numbers in a separate bag.

This game is roughly 7 inches long x 6 inches high x 1 inches wide.

There will be several blocks with numbers on them to fill most of your needs.

I also include a sheet of cut checks (they are also decals) that you can use as you see fit.

This game is roughly 7 inches long x 5.5 inches high x 2 inches wide.

The blocks are double-sided, with the exception of the checkmark blocks, for additional number combination options. The black scoreboard is a graphic and is not interactive.

This game is roughly 4 inches long x 7 inches high x 1.5 inches wide.

The blocks are double-sided for additional number combination options. 

This game is roughly 7 inches long x 6 inches high x 2 inches wide.

Of all of the games that have a podium, this one is the closest I've come to considering making the podium. I don't provide the products, for the reason being, once you know the price, it loses all replayability. There is the component of "Passing the Buck," so I did include a "buck" to "pass," so that's something. I also, like I did with Pathfinder, include a die with the sides being 1 (1 side), 2 (3 sides), and 3 (2 sides) that you can use to determine how many picks you get.

The board itself is interchangeable. You can see in the photos that you can pop out the oval with the provided tool, but you can also take out the entire rhombus and switch those as well. 

The "car" oval has two sides, one with an SUV and one side with a Sportscar.  

For the number covers, they simply knock off. I didn't want them to be too tight because jostling when trying to remove them could inadvertently knock off another number. I added a back tilt to the board so that gravity didn't just allow them to fall out.

This game is roughly 3.5 inches wide x 7 inches high x 1.5 inches wide.

Including 4 price options. The white panel is removable and printed on the reverse so you will receive 2 panels with 4 options. Holes in the back allow for easier removal of the white panel. One of the panels can be modified if you want the price range from when you played!

The red range panel is transparent, as best as I can, and can be inserted via peg holes.  The arrow has no amount listed on it so you can place it where you deem the price to be. That is also inserted via peg holes. Be careful when you remove them as to not break off the pegs, however, I will include 2 red panels, just in case.

This game is roughly 7 inches long x 7 inches high x 1.7 inches wide.

There are two pieces in each honeycomb. The first is the number and the second is the letter/$1000 tile. You will use the tool to remove the tiles by pushing through the access holes in the back of each option.

This game is roughly 6.5 inches high x 7.5 inches wide x 1.5 inches wide

The winning amounts are printed on the backside of the $ sign peg. Also included are cards with the amounts as you would see on the show. These cards do not fold. They include a checkboard graphic on the backside that is similar to what you see on the show.

This game is roughly 8 inches high x 6 inches wide x 2 inches wide

There are 3 prizes to play for. If you want a custom item, maybe you were on the show, let me know. I can arrange that. 

There are 2 of every number. The bucket is tight, but it is removable. A lot of my games have one main frame, but this one is printed in 3 main pieces, the blue base, the black shelf, and the orange marquee, which all fit snugly together. It shouldn't come apart, but if dropped it might. You should be able to push it back together. 

The prize signs fit perfectly to cover up the winning amount. They release with a slight tug with your fingernail.

This game is roughly 7 inches long x 6 inches high x 2 inches wide.

I use magnets to allow quick movement between the upper and lower panels.

The entire structure is roughly 7 inches tall x 9 inches wide x 6 inches deep.

The arrow does not touch the wheel allowing for minimum resistance and more spin time. The numbers on the wheel are 3D like on the show.

I am not in any way associated with the Price is Right show or game manufacturer.

The "Lite Version" has a smaller base, and does not include the front walls, only the walls to support the wheel. All of the graphics are decals on the lite version.