Quoted from Damonator:

A DIY approach where they just sent us parts of a game as they were available would be kind of fun (for some of us):
February - backglass
March - cabinet
April - populated PF
May - boards
June - topper
(Not advocating for this - just saying it would be enjoyable for me personally)

Quoted from Damonator:

A DIY approach

Quoted from sizzler747:

I heard Spooky pinball was doing this with the Halloween pinball. They didn't get some of the parts in time so they made the machines without them, shipped the machine to the customer, then when the parts came in they shipped those to the customer.

Quoted from sizzler747:

I heard Spooky pinball was doing this with the Halloween pinball. They didn't get some of the parts in time so they made the machines without them, shipped the machine to the customer, then when the parts came in they shipped those to the customer.

Quoted from jfh:

Tried to put the thread back on track and managed to derail it again. Sorry.
Mostly just looking for updates on whether PPS finalized the final design from their options (think they did), if anyone has comments on it from the bar where PPS was going to put the proto they showed in the quick video, if the subsequent video was ever done or if there are actual pictures detailing the mirroring.
I’ve paid in full for my backglass but haven’t even decided if I will put it in the game as I have an NOS CC translite autographed by John Youssi I may use instead.

Quoted from PinballGalore:

I haven’t been asked for a bg payment from my distro, after confirming I’m listed for one

Quoted from Only_Pinball:

Simple answer here. Put the signed translite into a lit frame and the glass into the game! Problem solved.

Quoted from jfh:

I have lit frames for backglass art in a few places downstairs

Quoted from Only_Pinball:

Looks great!

Quoted from jfh:

I did think about that.
I have lit frames for backglass art in a few places downstairs but decided I wouldn’t display any that are on existing games. I have more that I would like to display but just not enough wall space. Cactus Canyon alternated with AFM where JackBot is but I wanted something to tie Sweet Hearts, my card table and PinBot together.
(Star Trek because my main arcade is themed as the Enterprise NX-01 and Bugs Bunny was my daughter’s Christmas present when she was five and asked Santa for “a real pinball game” so that one is kind of permanent now)
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Quoted from Vino:

Ok, let’s get on track with a delivery update:
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Ok, let’s get on track with a delivery update

Quoted from CoolCatPinball:

Why does the Bugs bunny backglass seem to say "Elvira parties at hot shots arcade" in the score windows???

Quoted from NevadaNutJob:

Pics of the Star Trek ship and themed elements of the room please . I thought about decorating my arcade this way also ( enterprise bridge theme ) .

Quoted from jfh:

Not so much bridge as NX-01 themed. I didn’t think of the idea until halfway through construction and since we had visited the set of Star Trek: Enterprise and my wife wanted a shiny purple floor I though that would be a fun way to combine the set pieces and pinball. When you go though the door it “whooshes”, saying “Computer, holodeck on” sets lighting, plays bridge sounds in the background and powers up the games.
I met Karl Urban a few years back and he thought the room was cool. We talked about pinball for 15 minutes while a bunch of people in line wondered what the hell was going on. Although it doesn’t quite fit the room I had the right name for an awesome autograph.
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Quoted from jfh:

Not so much bridge as NX-01 themed

Quoted from jfh:Not so much bridge as NX-01 themed. I didn’t think of the idea until halfway through construction and since we had visited the set of Star Trek: Enterprise and my wife wanted a shiny purple floor I though that would be a fun way to combine the set pieces and pinball. When you go though the door it “whooshes”, saying “Computer, holodeck on” sets lighting, plays bridge sounds in the background and powers up the games.
I met Karl Urban a few years back and he thought the room was cool. We talked about pinball for 15 minutes while a bunch of people in line wondered what the hell was going on. Although it doesn’t quite fit the room I had the right name for an awesome McCoy “Damn It!” autograph.
The room was built before toppers became a big thing so I only thought about clearance for Safe Cracker and Whirlwind. Batman and Elvira barely made it and the Cactus Canyon topper may be an interesting challenge
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Quoted from jfh:

Not so much bridge as NX-01 themed. I didn’t think of the idea until halfway through construction and since we had visited the set of Star Trek: Enterprise and my wife wanted a shiny purple floor I though that would be a fun way to combine the set pieces and pinball. When you go though the door it “whooshes”, saying “Computer, holodeck on” sets lighting, plays bridge sounds in the background and powers up the games.
I met Karl Urban a few years back and he thought the room was cool. We talked about pinball for 15 minutes while a bunch of people in line wondered what the hell was going on. Although it doesn’t quite fit the room I had the right name for an awesome McCoy “Damn It!” autograph.
The room was built before toppers became a big thing so I only thought about clearance for Safe Cracker and Whirlwind. Batman and Elvira barely made it and the Cactus Canyon topper may be an interesting challenge
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Quoted from jfh:

Not so much bridge as NX-01 themed. I didn’t think of the idea until halfway through construction and since we had visited the set of Star Trek: Enterprise and my wife wanted a shiny purple floor I though that would be a fun way to combine the set pieces and pinball. When you go though the door it “whooshes”, saying “Computer, holodeck on” sets lighting, plays bridge sounds in the background and powers up the games.
I met Karl Urban a few years back and he thought the room was cool. We talked about pinball for 15 minutes while a bunch of people in line wondered what the hell was going on. Although it doesn’t quite fit the room I had the right name for an awesome McCoy “Damn It!” autograph.
The room was built before toppers became a big thing so I only thought about clearance for Safe Cracker and Whirlwind. Batman and Elvira barely made it and the Cactus Canyon topper may be an interesting challenge
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Quoted from jfh:

Not so much bridge as NX-01 themed. I didn’t think of the idea until halfway through construction and since we had visited the set of Star Trek: Enterprise and my wife wanted a shiny purple floor I though that would be a fun way to combine the set pieces and pinball. When you go though the door it “whooshes”, saying “Computer, holodeck on” sets lighting, plays bridge sounds in the background and powers up the games.
I met Karl Urban a few years back and he thought the room was cool. We talked about pinball for 15 minutes while a bunch of people in line wondered what the hell was going on. Although it doesn’t quite fit the room I had the right name for an awesome McCoy “Damn It!” autograph.
The room was built before toppers became a big thing so I only thought about clearance for Safe Cracker and Whirlwind. Batman and Elvira barely made it and the Cactus Canyon topper may be an interesting challenge
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Quoted from jfh:

Not so much bridge as NX-01 themed. I didn’t think of the idea until halfway through construction and since we had visited the set of Star Trek: Enterprise and my wife wanted a shiny purple floor I though that would be a fun way to combine the set pieces and pinball. ...

Quoted from apessino:

Wow, you win the thread. You win the whole forum! Coolest game room ever... mine seems so boring now.

Quoted from Vino:Remember him sharing this once before and never gets old. Will look great with CCr.
Simply one of the best game rooms I’ve seen on Pinside.

Quoted from jfh:

Not so much bridge as NX-01 themed. I didn’t think of the idea until halfway through construction and since we had visited the set of Star Trek: Enterprise and my wife wanted a shiny purple floor I though that would be a fun way to combine the set pieces and pinball. When you go though the door it “whooshes”, saying “Computer, holodeck on” sets lighting, plays bridge sounds in the background and powers up the games.
I met Karl Urban a few years back and he thought the room was cool. We talked about pinball for 15 minutes while a bunch of people in line wondered what the hell was going on. Although it doesn’t quite fit the room I had the right name for an awesome McCoy “Damn It!” autograph.
The room was built before toppers became a big thing so I only thought about clearance for Safe Cracker and Whirlwind. Batman and Elvira barely made it and the Cactus Canyon topper may be an interesting challenge
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Quoted from gprotein:

I can just live in your basement, and never get out....

Quoted from ripit:

What a vision

Quoted from jfh:

It’s like Vegas … no clocks.

Quoted from Damonator:

A DIY approach where they just sent us parts of a game as they were available would be kind of fun (for some of us):
February - backglass
March - cabinet
April - populated PF
May - boards
June - topper
(Not advocating for this - just saying it would be enjoyable for me personally)

Quoted from jfh:

Thanks. Here’s some of the rest of it. And yes, the pay phone works.
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Quoted from polishedball:

Any idea on the square footage footprint you built all that into? Looks amazing

Quoted from explosiveegg:

jfh That is a hell of a game room, thanks for sharing. That being said, it's looking pretty full.
Are you going to sell a game to open up a spot for CCr (if so, which one)?

Quoted from insight75:

Come on man! Now you are just making feel horrible that I have 30 pins in a half finished basement. I'm going to quit and sell all my machines now after seeing that game room....