Love the coat!
Quick question for you all... do the heads of these AG games come off? I see the hinges, but didn't know the options for the head, as some Jeep Cherokees still don't fit the game with it folded.
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Alvin G. & Co, 1994-
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Alvin G. & Co, 1992
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A.G. Soccer-Ball
Alvin G. & Co, 1991
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Al's Garage Band goes on a World Tour
Alvin G. & Co, 1992
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Dinosaur Eggs
Alvin G. & Co, 1993
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Dual-Pool
Alvin G. & Co, 1993
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Maxx Badazz
Alvin G. & Co, 1993
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Mystery Castle
Alvin G. & Co, 1993
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Quoted from xTheBlackKnightx:For literary reading and history:
I'd like to find me one of those books.
Quoted from xTheBlackKnightx:I will scanning the article for my reference archives in the future.
Thank you that’s awesome for you to do. Anything I can find to better understand the company story, design intentions and history behind my mystery castle is super intriguing to me.
Quoted from MattElder:Just found and purchased over 200 items that were from the Alvin G & Co. factory offices
Matt - of course you did haha. That’s an amazing haul man.
Quoted from MattElder:Thank you, Dave! How’s the MC playing?
I’m always happy to see that others have a great interest in the company as well. If I get a chance before Christopher has time to do it, I’ll unframe that mag and snap a few pics of that article and email them to you and post them here.
Loving it! Such a unique game, and it plays fast and fun.
Although, since we're talking AG & Co. tech troubleshooting, I'll share here to see who has some insight...
I did recently start blowing fuse F15 upon startup, which protects the left/right sling kicker coils and the knocker coils. It's a 2amp slo-blo that sits along the left side of the head's cabinet, in a vertical line of fuses there. I noticed that when I replace the fuse, turn the game on, the right kicker locks on in the forward position, and then falls back down once the fuse goes. I'm not sure if it's a switch issue that maybe I adjusted something and now it's not happy, or a transistor issue.
Quoted from Damonator:Sounds like a blown transistor - I think a switch issue would cause a single kick, not a solid hold on the coil.
That’s what I’m thinking too. I messed with it slightly, then got super busy with work and traveling the last two weeks. Come Monday I plan to roll the sleeves up and dig in.
The slings register sounds and points, just no coil action.
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