My Homemade Wheel, Used Wedges and Tokens and Bonus Wheel

I didn't know Malaysia's Roda Impian used a Vault-like element. When did they? I may have missed that. Anyway, what you have is looking really good. I'm looking forward to seeing the layouts.

Nice Wheel model! What's it made of?

Here are photos of the Bonus Wheel, its Breakdown, and some rules that I'll apply:








P. S. The $1 Million, $2 Million, and Vault envelopes I made them myself.




Bonus Wheel Breakdown:

1 = $100,000/$1 Million/$2 Million/Vault
3 = CAR
3 = $50,000
5 = $45,000
6 = $40,000
6 = $35,000

Here are the rules that I'll apply:

1. If you bring the Double Play token to the Bonus Round, any cash money you win will be doubled! For example, if you win $100,000, you'll win $200,000 instead! Also, if you win a car, you'll win the following: if the car you win is valued at $48,680, you'll win the car plus the value equivalent in cash money!

2. If you use the Double Play token, then land on the Million Dollar Wedge, and correctly call a consonant, you'll get the $2,000,000 wedge instead! However, its effect is identical to the Million Dollar Wedge, but its doable. P. S. This rule was inspired by Germanname1990.

3. If you use the Double Play token, then land on the $25,000 Prize Wedge, and correctly call a consonant, you'll get the $50,000 Prize Wedge instead! Also, its effect is identical to the $25,000 Prize Wedge, which means if you solve the puzzle that round, you'll add $50,000 to your winnings! This can put you on a huge lead early in the game!

4. The value of the Vault starts a $50,000, and it only increases when someone lands on Bankrupt. Any cash money lost, value equivalents of Prize Wedges, the $25,000 or $50,000 Prize wedges, and the $10,000 Prize from the Mystery Wedge will be added to the vault.

5. Even if the Vault Wedge is on the wheel, or is in a contestant's possession, its value still increases. Also, unlike the Prize, Surprise, $25,000 or $50,000 Prizes, $10,000 Prize from the Mystery Wedge, and the Million Dollar/$2,000,000 Wedges, the Vault Wedge is not lost from a Bankrupt.

6. To win the Vault, you must land on the Vault Wedge, correctly call a consonant to collect it, then solve the puzzle that round to lock it in, make it to the Bonus Round, land on the Vault Envelope on the Bonus Wheel, and solve the bonus puzzle. However, even if you bring the Double Play token to the Bonus Round, the value of the vault is not doubled. Anytime when the Vault is won, its value resets back to $50,000.

7. Also, the value of the Vault also increases equal to the cash money or the value equivalent of a car the player fails to win in the Bonus Round.

8. If the player gets to play the Bonus Round and he or she has the Million Dollar Wedge/$2 Million, and the Vault Wedge at the same time, the player must decide either play for the Vault or $1,000,000/$2,000,000.

9. There are two ways to win $2,000,000 in the Bonus Round, either bring the $2,000,000 Wedge or bring both the Million Dollar Wedge and the Double Play token.

10. Any wedges and tokens (Million Dollar, $25,000 Prize, Normal Prize and Surprise Wedges, Gift Tag, Wild Card, and 1/2 Car Tags) either used, not locked in, or lost from a Bankrupt, will return for later rounds.

11. When you land on the Free Play Wedge, you'll earn a Free Spin Token even if you correctly call a letter or not, also you can only have one Free Spin Token at a time.

12. The Big Money Wedge will have seven different possibilities instead of five: $5,000, $7,500, $10,000, $25,000, Lose a Turn, Bankrupt, and Free Spin. You must draw one of the seven envelopes that contains one of the seven possibilities each. If you draw the Free Spin, and if you already have one, you must draw another envelope. If you get either $5,000, $7,500, $10,000, or $25,000 (which they don't multiply), the Big Money Wedge becomes a regular $1,000 wedge until the round ends.

So Vault replaces the $100K even if its value is less than that?

I am so jealous of people who have the talent and creativity to make wheels like yours. Very nice work!

New updates for my wheel model are coming soon! Stay tuned for that!

At first, I used map tacks, but I realized that they were too short, so I cut down small tubes of paper and taped them on the tacks. Also, I had to make sure that the paper tubes did fit through the tacks to keep them sturdy.

Here are the wheel layouts for each round for my retro wheel:

Bare:



Round 1:



Round 2 (Jackpot Round):



Round 3 (Mystery Round):



Rounds 4+:



Stay tuned for more updates!

Here is how I made them: