Kipp (1982)

The game "board" is a set of six small hexagonal prisms mounted on a spindle so they can rotate. Each face has an indentation that holds a small plastic sphere - on your turn you rotate a hexagon and then place a sphere in an indentation on a matching face (the spheres and faces are in six colors). The object is to get rid of all your spheres - of course, when a hexagon is rotated too far, the spheres fall out. Although boxes exist that give the title as "Kugel-Kipp" and "Kugel-Kipp-Spiel," based on KD-Spiele advertising the final name was simply Kipp.