Trictrac (also tric trac or tric-trac) is a French board game of skill and chance for two players that is played with dice on a game board similar, but not identical, to that of backgammon. It was "the classic tables game " of France in the way that backgammon is in the English-speaking world. [1]

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Triktrak (Trik Trak) is a Dutch Backgammon variant. It resembles Acey Deucey more than it does French Tric Trac, but to confuse matters, it is still often spelled as Tric Trac.

Trik-Trak (from Transogram) was beautiful in its simplicity, and an endless variety of layouts were possible, limited only by imagination and the number of plastic corners you had. Battery operated 6¼ inch plastic racing cars whizzed over the floor following any course that you set up, guided by pieces of side-walled disconnected track ...

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Tryktrak (ang. backgammon) lub Nardy (od pal. nēw-ardaxšīr — dosłownie: odważny Ardaszir [1]) – gra planszowa dla dwóch graczy. Każdy z graczy dysponuje 15 pionami w odrębnych kolorach, które przesuwa po planszy, składającej się z 24 pól (trójkątów), nazywanych liniami, zgodnie z liczbą oczek wyrzuconych na dwóch kostkach.

2012年1月25日 · Trik Trak Stunt Car commercial from the 1960s. You can race them, smash them or make them do stunts and then run into plastic logs and other toys!Creative Co...

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The Dare Devil Trik-Trak system ("The Trik is in the Trak") was based on the observation that if you had a battery-powered car steered by sidewalls on a set of plastic track, the straight sections between the curves weren't actually necessary. Strictly speaking, all you needed was a set of curve pieces laid out on the floor, each of which would ...