I brought a High Speed and pinbot, they sold as players pins to some nice folks.

I also brought Jackbot, which I felt played pretty well. Gave it a good once over before I brought it to the show and it really played out nice. Also bought a decent Nascar and put it next to it on Saturday. Wish I could have fixed the wire on the opto for multiball, but it was hard to get a moment on it to do anything as it always had people playing it. The few times I got a moment with it to change for some leds, it was nice to hear the positive play about Jackbot. People really seem to have a good time with it, even playing some 4 player battles at times.

Great show though, bought some late STNGG ramps set for a deal, Had a wpc cpu worked on, bought some glass, random parts, NIB Avengers PRO, and talked with some really great people all weekend.

Hello and thanks to Jim and his friend wearing a CFTBL t-shirt (sorry i forgot your name!)
Good talks, and thanks for the brew!
James

l must have been lucky because pretty much all the pins l picked out to play, played really well. There were some real gems to be played (lM and STTNG come to mind)
lt is extremely tiring to load, drive, unload, setup, tweak, and then all in reverse. l witnessed several people talking about and enjoying the pins l brought, and that's always a good feeling.
I honestly get some what overwhelmed at times, with so much to do or see, and then before you know it, the show is over. Good times though!
p.s Todd Tuckey is hilarious, he was telling me stories that had me laughing hysterically (and battery holders for a buck!)

speaking of which, it really sucks when you are waiting for a pin, and the guy looks over at you in between ball locks on the third ball, and then just pushes start when it's game over.
I hope he's a pinsider and sees this. The game was Corvette. You don't go for the double dose.