I found about $5 wedged in the coin door of my Domino last night. The dates mostly range from 1966-1977. Those Bicentennials look pretty fresh.Domino change.JPG

Here are my four "players". Nothing fancy, but I love 'em. Or is it, love EM?

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Thanks. I appreciate that.

I only photographed their good sides, but thank you.

I just love playing... and owning. There are times when I walk downstairs and look at my set up and think, "I can't believe I have pinball machines in MY house! This is the coolest thing ever!"

I wouldn't say I'm restoring them. I don't have that talent, yet. But it sure is fun making them better than when I found them.

I'm curious. What other machines had the backglass made in plexi glass for export?
And where would you look to buy one?

I did the same thing, but still approve of this method.

Agreed. I have both of these machines, and I really enjoy playing them. I have read many comments on Pinside that indicate that Domino is "underrated".

I bought a Full House project machine just so I could have something to work on. Once I got it going, I realized it was a crackerjack to play, and I did my best to restore the whole machine. I love having it in the lineup.

My apologies, but that sounds like an adult film...

That's how this whole things starts...

Here's my Zig Zag. I might touch up the play field in the future, but for now I'm just having fun playing it.

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Thanks, guys! I appreciate it.

I have wanted a Big Shot for a long time. Nice machine!

I like everything in that room, but your "SCORE" sign really sticks out. Very cool.

I am supposed to get mine soon. Thanks for the preview.

I sent him an email saying I knew he was really busy, but I was curious if he could give me a ballpark estimate. He replied a few days later that I should have it in about two weeks. He was very polite.