R U Reddy?

R moves courtesy of @vince and @Star Penguin
"Are You Ready?" is a popular rock song title (AC/DC and Disturbed, among others), but the one I'm thinking of is from the British metal group Girlschool, from their 1985 album "Running Wild". It's their first album without founder / singer / guitarist Kelly Johnson (she was replaced by Chris Bonacci on guitar and Jacki Bodimeade on vocals and keyboards), and their only album for Mercury Records, who didn't promote it at all. Originally it was sold in the U.S. only, but eventually it ended up in other countries, and the CD came out 20 years later.

Updated card for newer versions of Mekorama:

What teamwork! They all worked together and broke B out, . So B is now free to go knocking things over and hitting that red button again. That is, after all,what he does best, !

Liked the finish with balls and budgeable
laid out for inspection.

Relaxing logic/cooperation level with this aesthetic touch in the design...Thanks for sharing @D.S.Masters Btw, I love "Are you ready" by AC/DC... When I was 13-14 and during,uuhhmm, 5 years was my favourite rock band,wow what times... 1991 I think, "The razors edge" album,great album

Not too hard, no stress, no tricks... Good level.

@delator77 I prefer their earlier stuff (such as "Let There Be Rock" and "Highway to Hell"), but "Razor's Edge" is a good one.

@ridgerunner For something like that, it actually works a bit more smoothly if it's open instead of being closed up and hidden - the minimum of blocks needed to make sure it falls the right way.

@Jom Yep, it is. I've got one half-finished now, and B will be flying all over the place doing his usual.

@Azza Fairly easy and non-stressful is what I do - everybody needs a fun, relaxing level every once in a while.

@D.S.Masters So you prefer Bon Scott,right?

@delator77 Yep, though Brian Johnson does pretty well.

Good R logic with some twists. Mech ran smooth at the end. Nicely done.

@Don G Rowe As I mentioned at the beginning, I borrowed the R moves from @vince (he created that 'leaning R hits the ball' bit in his level "Creep") and @Star Penguin (at least, his levels are the first place I remember seeing P used as a ball ramp).
Stone pillars all the way to keep a mech smooth... no edges for anything to get caught on.

If you're gonna borrow, borrow from the best. And those are certainly two of 'em.

Thank you! (again and still)
I got to wonder: is King Crimson on your playlist?
They are on mine when i'm not in Baroque ('could have mentioned Gentle Giant and Malicorne)