Some international WOF board game spinners

I never really bothered with making most of the European spinners, with the exception of Italy's. I have yet to make the spinner from the one I've gotten, but I did the one used in the later version and even made a final round counterpart.

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Now I will tell you some tidbits about Milton Bradley's Polish edition. The layout should be the same as France's, but I do not know how the Free Spin and Lose A Turn spaces are positioned (as some adaptions swapped those wedges. I am not at allcertain about Lose A Turn being Strata Koleji, but I can tell you that Bankrupt is different. I think the Polish Game's Bankrupt was Bankrutujące, but I'm not too certain about the last three letters. Although Poland's TV version never used a Free Spin space as far as I can tell, if they had one, it would probably be Dodatkowy Obrót.

Here's the spinner used in Italy's first version. Sorry about the quality.
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Only Spain's version had their color scheme resemble it's Italian counterpart. Spain's Bancarrota (2 R's and 1 T) space is in the same position as Italy's Bancarotta (1 R and 2 T's), but Spain's layout is the same as the French version, with Lose A Turn renamed Pasa and Free Spin as Vuelve A Tirar.

Here's Mexico's spinner just since I have that too.
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Anyway, just my tidbit for MB's international versions.

Here's another European adaptation. "Hungary" for this?

Would you believe it? Same color pattern as the French, Dutch, and whatever else versions.

You know, if Denmark used the colors seen on their box cover, there would've been more variety.