Well I joined the club as I just got a HUO CC from a original owner/Pinsider TRUMETLAR. Wow! To say the least this CC had less than 100 plays on it and shows it too. A pinball buddy said it looks like it was in a time capsule as it's so clean and appears to have never been serviced and/or touched by anyone other than LEDs were installed. Had to replace the pop bumper skirts as they were broken/brittle due to age. Replaced all rubber and changed/added my style of LEDs. I think it turned out great!

I feel like the luckiest guy to have purchased this machine in it's condition. A big thank you goes out to TRUMETLAR as this was one of his prize machines!

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Agreed, nice 6 shooters. Where can we have them done?

Yes, they look amazing! Great mod upgrade. Let us all know who did your handles and the costs if possible. Thanks for showing.

Agreed, but not sure if I want to change it do to this one being so close to new and untouched. Question, where do you purchase a continued kit from? Is it a complete set up and works from the original on/off switch?
Let me know.

Thought I would show you all my air brushed CC t-shirt I had done sometime ago. I usually only wear it to shows and/or pinball events.

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Thank you for the information, I will touch base with Eric and probably upgrade to the continued platform.

I think it would. They just probably hadn't given it a try. Why don't you purchase and let us know.

I just installed a CGC topper for my MM original machine. It worked out great, just had to do a few modifications to make it fit, turned out great.

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I have been working with Pinsider stumblor to create a plugin play board to do exactly that. He is close to finishing it. You can view some of the process here:
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/stumblor-lollypops-full-color-reactive-led-pop-bumper-rings/page/2
Also he just stated this in the MM thread.
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/-medieval-madness-owners-club-the-door-is-open-cmon-in?tu=stumblor

Just finished modifying a train track that I purchased for The Walking Dead machine to fit into my CC original. Made a number of cuts, drilled holes, JB weld some areas between tracks for installation and painted some. Turned out great.

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Hi David,
The metal track that the train glides on and where you would install/attach the tracks to has no holes on an orginal CC, I do see them on a remake. I know this as I have had two CC and still own one that I just installed/modified a TWD tracks on my CC. See just above posts.

I drilled holes through the middle and right support areas and did a metal attachment bracket for the left support as the tracks did not fit to that support area because the ramp plastic was in the way. Maybe the ramp has been modified for the tracks to fit further on a remake.

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I recently purchased some mods from Mezel Mods for my CC original machine. They told me that these mods are made to fit the remake and were unsure if they would fit an original CC. I told them I would give it a try and report back.
So follow along as I install each one. Below are pictures of the mods.
1) Train station end building.
2) Mine cart.
3) Mine shaft sign.
4) Train main station.

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The first mod I put in is the mine shaft sign. Had to remove the boulder that's on top and bracket that holds the sign. Once it was out the original sign is held on by one screw and a steal tab behind the upper section of the sign. Their sign is exactly the same mounted spots, so it really was just remove and replace.
I think its a great improvement over the original keep out sign.

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The next one I am installing is the mine shaft cart.
In there instructions they have two small tabs on the underside of the mod that are to slide into the metal bracket in the machine. Mine didn't work as the tabs didn't line up with my bracket. Either way they stated if it didn't line up to just cut the tabs off and stick it on with the double stick tape supplied.
Again I didn't do this as if removal was necessary it was stuck down. I did remove the tabs and used some velcro I had on hand instead. Worked great.

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I do have some extra rail road tracks that I may incorporate on the rock like the remake has, but not today.

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Train station end building wasn't to hard of an install. Here again I used velcro to hold it in place.
Looks great!

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It was $360.00 for all four plus $12.46 on shipping.

Going to hold off on the main train station as the light they included works with the remake only and I'll have to modify it and the station itself to fit the way I want it. So keep tuned in and I'll follow up with what I do.

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Okay today I finished installing the Mezel Mods train station. First off didn't like their mounting bracket as it made the station sit too tall and the original playfield plastic made it stick out too far and it blocked the view of Bart from a player point of view.
So I purchased a used playfield plastic for this location off Ebay and cut the extension off. This way it gave me a second mounting area for the station on the front.
Next I cut off their mount and found a used playfield plastic that I was able to cut and glue in place so that it dropped the station. Also this enabled me to now move the station back out of the view of Bart.
Me never to leave anything alone. I cut and shortened the wire for the outside lamp and added lights, one for the door and one for the upper windows.
I used small cut strips of velcro to hold it in place for easy removal.
All in all I think it turned out great.

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Thank you, appreciate it.