My best guess based on the information posted in this thread, noting the latest invoice number being 305, and assuming everyone who put a deposit down on a Mermaid edition first joined the Haggis Clan, and also assuming 50 people were already Haggis Clan members and/or purchased Celts before Fathom was announced ... 135 of the 250 Mermaid editions have sold within a week of release.

Pretty good start. Go Haggis Go!

Based on posts in this thread, a little over half of them sold within one week of launch. How quickly were these folks expecting these machines to sell? Complete sell-out within a few days? I think Haggis is hoping for 250 units sold within a month, and then go into full scale production in July. Time will tell if they assessed the potential market correctly.

No, I don't, but see post number 694 in this thread for my best guess

I never did rate Polly Waffle back in the day (and neither did a lot of people, which is why they stopped making it), until a friend of mine crushed a bar, whipped the small pieces into a bowl of vanilla ice cream, and served it to me. Awesome!

I agree. But the correct expression is "The proof of the pudding is in the eating".

I hope your impressive 3 decades experience in mechanical engineering forgives my 3 decades obsession with idioms.

You beauty Haggis!
Go you good thing!
Way to go!
She'll be right now!

No "Haggis Update" since they sold all the Mermaid editions, so maybe the 1 week lockdown (which may well be extended) started before the Haggis lads could get locked into the new factory. Production of the first Mermaids will almost certainly be delayed.

If you are saying "Yuck" then that's a dead give away that you have never eaten some!

I was sceptical at first, but was amazed just how delicious it is!

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Go Haggis. Go!

Has anybody got any intel about how many Fathoms have been shipped to date, and how many are currently being pushed out of the factory per week?

So we can start speculating about what Haggis' next pin will be, and when it's likely to be in production?

Remove white rubber ring on the post the ball keeps getting stuck on in between the pop. Then insert a larger and thicker rubber ring, push it all the way down the post. Then insert the original white rubber ring. You now have two rubber rings on that post, with different sizes. Should solve the problem.

A little birdie landed on my shoulder on the weekend and told me that Series Ticket Holders were informed last week that Centaur production will begin this month, and they received their invoices for full payment with that update.

Split Enz. One of my favourite Aussie Pub Rock bands in the 1980's. Too bad they were also from New Zealand