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Sansome
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The space that holds my machines, is in transition- once again. This summer, some of the machines will be back in position, and I plan on showing the maintenance that needs to be done. It's taken roughly 15 years, to gain 80% of the knoledge- on how these things work. The machines i collect are pre circuit board, My machines are EM's (electro Mechanical) They work on stepper units and switches, and a few miles of wire. This was my last machine i bought, this one was always on my list. One became available 4 years ago down in San Diego, the deal i struck with my other half was, when i want another machine- I have to get rid of one. So i sold one of my machines to the skipper, down at the Mister Freedom shop I offered my machine to Christophe first- turns out, back in his picker days- he bought and sold the same machine i sold him, for his shop.
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Bob Dale
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Lovely collection, and story. Cool how small the world can be at times.
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Sansome
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Thanks B In case you havent noticed, I collect western themed pinballs.
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Mr Black
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Not necessarily relevant,and certainly not in the same league but if we're talking pinball tables in general, I have an early 90's Data East Star wars table I picked up some years ago. Sadly I rarely get the chance to play it these days and the display needs a refurb/fix.
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Sansome
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I remember back on the old thread- that’s a good pin Some of the best ones, came out of the 80’s and 90’s |
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Mr Black
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There were some great ones. My faves were Doctor Who, & Adams Family- or at least they were the ones in my local pubs.
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Sansome
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I believe Adams Family, is considered one of the best ones ever made. |
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I particularly liked Earthshaker.
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Sansome
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Earthshaker is a good one, A place called Walt's bar in Eagle Rock- had Earthshaker when I last visited. Great place to visit when your in Los Angeles CSL Its a beer\ wine and pinball bar, has a real chill vibe, and killer pretzels Too. |
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Sansome
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Also- If you want to see Bandit's wax head display Thats where it is.
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