Looks great.

Ain't no fast or slow. It just depends on the level of detail. You could move over dirty worn out stuff in hours or rebuild every piece and spend weeks or months.

Slow doesn't matter. The main thing is that you do it right. Clean, clean, clean.........
Looks great btw.

John

“Don't fear moving forward slowly. Fear standing still." – Chinese proverb.

Maybe it could be done faster but I say take your time and enjoy the experience.

My first swap took a month and a half working on it about 2 hours every night. New lamp braid and sockets, clean and rebuild every mech, lots of tumbling, polishing and tuning. I have over 4000 games on it now and the only problems I've had are screws falling out of the playfield on the flipper mechs and one slingshot arm broke.

I know some guys knock these out in a weekend, but that's going to mean taking lots of shortcuts. Take your time, do it right and be proud of its looks, play and reliability.

Xenon was my second swap. This one took a month. I have over 1500 games on it now and not a single problem.

https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/xenon-with-comet-leds-and-custom-upgrades

I did a Firepower as my 1st swap. I just took my time. I wanted to make sure everything worked when I fired it back up, and it did, thankfully. And I didn't make a template for dimples or anything. I just lined each thing up by hand and made double sure it was where I wanted it before making the commitment with the drill for the starter hole. It was a CPR playfield. The dimples where close on most, spot on on a few, and way off on several.

I had around 50 hrs. in mine. Whatever pace is comfortable for you is how long it takes. There's no benchmark time frame on a PF swap.

-Steve