Peotone, IL
how hard is it really to get a working prototype done and playable 
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Add me to the list of people that talked to John and was talked out of it by pinball friends that got burned my skills are metal fabrication and 3d modeling
Quoted from toyotaboy:Hey, were you at Josh's last saturday?
Ya know, between the talented people floating around Chicago, we should all start our own small pinball company.
Yep, I was there
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Quoted from s1500:Huh. Guess that was him! Looking at the job posting on pinballinventor.org, I coulda done that...and not get paid. Awww..
Looks like he was quite active on the forums, looking back.
LOL i responded to this post, talked to him awhile about it, then was told by friends that i wont be paid and discontinued such talks
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the thing that has bothered me about the pic of those machines is that stuff seems to be out of wack from each other. that ramp especially. I know they are prototypes but man it just gets me
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