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Quoted from gmkalos:It was shown in this video at the 1998 pinball expo!
» YouTube video
Good thing they scrapped this. Looks like a total PITA. How the hell would glass even go over the PF? Amazing it got as far as it did. It makes me angry just looking at it because it is so stupid from an engineering standpoint.
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