Bucket of Plaster

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Bucket of Plaster
Bucket of Plaster in Mario's Time Machine (SNES)Bucket of Plaster in Mario's Time Machine (PC)
SNES (left) and PC (right)
First appearanceMario's Time Machine (1993)

TheBucket of Plaster is an item in thePC andSNES releases ofMario's Time Machine. It is given by one ofVerrocchio's apprentices toMario after he goes back in time toFlorence in order to returnLeonardo da Vinci'sNotebook. The apprentice, being too busy with other work, gives the Bucket to Mario and asks him to deliver it toMichelangelo Buonarroti. Michelangelo needs the plaster to test a newly developed form of art. Michelangelo refuses to give Mario additional information about the area and history until he is given the Bucket of Plaster. Once he has it, he elaborates that he has been commissioned byPope Julius II to completely paint theSistine Chapel'sceiling with frescoes. He then puts it away for safekeeping and continues talking to Mario.

Mario's Time Machine (PC) /Mario's Time Machine (SNES) /Mario's Time Machine (NES)
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