Belly Up

This is a repost as I posted the wrong card. The new card is easier (slightly) and more stable.

Spoiler: Hints

- to get R down with B, move B before R mounts B
- cancel tap (tap some place where B can not go so B stops)
- redirecting R to the ball (the rail can help lower B – note the two bricks – have B between the two bricks)

Spoiler: Video Solution

I slightly preferred the first level but the consequences of playing both several times was that the small idiosyncrasies become more annoying. It was hard to avoid the tendency of B to invert and dance about and B also had a keenness to fall off level too or into the centre pit. For the moves to get R to the second last ball, i kept B upright.

@ridgerunner - That section was the same, it was only at the start where changes were made. Thanks for playing again and of course, commenting and rating.

EDIT - the two bricks together were a warning and a hint. If you note in the video, I get B to run thru there so there is no elevating...

...
fairly easy...
its fun to see yellow P
bending his body to become bridge
first, using his belly
secondly, using is head through
narrow space under the wedge.

btw,
I remember @BangTe also ever
use this method but i forgot
which level it was.

Very FUN logic/tricky level...Thanks for sharing @Meko Guy

NV
The concept is not usual
I need a few attemps to understand
B head is the key. And like that moves as i have used it too before
And the title Belly Up is Very good to term of that move/trick

But when redirect R to other part. It is so difficult. I think thts semi unstabl because R stuck on B's pilar head (freeze). And i dont know to handle it. Amazingly R release after1, 2 or 3 minute... My question is how? Give me explain... @Meko Guy
Cuz you made it!!! And i know it is a designe way.

Add - Or mybe i make a wrong way and it s a trap. So a player must put R Again to the top and B doing belly up again and drop R from there?

@BangTe - The video shows the intended way. I didn't understand your R stuck on B's pillar comment? Thanks for P, C and R.