A push-your-luck race for game night. Set the ramp on a kitchen table and load a hull with five crew from the dock. Each turn you swap two crew or slide a hull along the start bar, then someone pulls the release. Whoever's crew rides the bow to the bottom wins the round, families and regular game nights take turns calling the drop.

One pull sends every hull downhill. Swap two crew between saddles or slide your hull along the top bar, then someone pulls the release. The pivoting start bar frees every hull at once, and each rides the ribbed steps down the slope. Whoever still holds the bow at the bottom gets home; anyone the steps shake loose lies where it falls.

Seven parts, one working slope. Three dovetailing river plates lock into a single ribbed slope; two side rails hold the pitch. A start bar pivots print-in-place across the top, freeing every hull at once. The hull comes in four colors with five open saddles; crew arrive in tall, wide, and low shapes, and a dock parks each hull between runs.

Precision seams, print-ready fit. The three river plates dovetail into a single 21.3 inch slope, each joint stepped so hulls catch cleanly instead of hanging up. The start bar's pivot prints already hinged, ready to release with one pull. Every ribbed face carries a fine, even layer finish in solid PETG, weighing 1.8 pounds total.