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No mater which direction you decide to take, just do it. You will learn from it which leads to more knowledge of the game. Get in good with one of the reps at the handful of pinball parts companies around the nation. Try to place bulk orders for some of the stuff you know my crap out so you aren't stuck waiting for parts. More fast and break things.
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