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Let's see pics of game rooms!

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    #16051 3 years ago
    Quoted from d0n:

    What are we looking at? A gameroom or a storage barn?

    Hahaha now what are we looking at. The start of a stunning game room.

    #16052 3 years ago
    Quoted from punkin:

    Love that space at the back. Calling out for a bar.

    That would be a nice area to have a bar, but the thing is, much of the right side
    is the stairway to the downstairs' game room, and on the left is a window to the
    spare bedroom which will be converted into a doorway. A bar would have been nice..

    #16053 3 years ago
    Quoted from fnosm:

    How many machines are recommended per 20 Amp circuit?

    Assuming 115VAC

    You shouldn't exceed 85% of the maximum amperage, so that brings us to 17A
    P=I*V=17A*115V = 1955W

    If you use a Kill-A-Watt, you can determine the exact wattage for your machines, possibly before and after going from incandescent to LED.

    If each machine is about 2A, or 230W, then you can easily get 8 machines on one line.
    As long as you don't exceed 1955W, you'll be fine on a single 20A circuit.

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    #16054 3 years ago
    Quoted from Daditude:

    It looks nice to me

    Quoted from RyanStl:

    Yours looks good to me.

    Thanks guys. Very grateful for what we have and to a amazing friend who keeps a poor pinhead not pinless.

    Here's a few pics of the more used side of the gameroom. Wife and I shoot daily for a couple hours. TV will be home to a golden tee pedestal eventually/hopefully. 20201004_221125 (resized).jpg20201004_221125 (resized).jpg20201004_221237 (resized).jpg20201004_221237 (resized).jpg20201004_221219 (resized).jpg20201004_221219 (resized).jpg

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    #16055 3 years ago
    Quoted from Mopar:

    Have the electric and insulation pretty much wrapped up in
    the next and upcoming game room..
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    I see a Scientific Batting Practice lined up for the new room nice! One of the favorites in our home arcade. Just don't see games like this often.

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    #16056 3 years ago

    Yeah, but that Ringer though!

    Super fun beers with friends game!

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    #16057 3 years ago

    When you decide to redo your basement, floor included.

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    #16058 3 years ago
    Quoted from Yelobird:

    I see a Scientific Batting Practice lined up for the new room nice! One of the favorites in our home arcade. Just don't see games like this often.

    Early on when I first got into the hobby I received a call from a Pennysaver wanted ad I put out
    and someone needed machines moved. It looked cool, but I had no idea what it was and I bought
    a Batting Practice for $10.00 along with a few other machines for very cheap. Stupidly I traded it. I found
    another one that was apart, but complete for $200.00. I then knew a little better and traded that one
    for 5 machines including a Skill Roll before Skill Rolls were well known.
    The one I have now I paid a pretty good buck for and I'll be keeping it. I still kick myself for not
    hanging onto the first one which was in about the same condition as this one.
    How do you like it's game play? A couple Springs ago I restored a Keeney's League Leader which
    many seems to like..

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    #16059 3 years ago
    Quoted from Grandnational007:

    Yeah, but that Ringer though!

    I presently have 3 stand up machines set up and mostly all like Skill Roll best,
    but for me it's Ringer..

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    #16060 3 years ago
    Quoted from ToucanF16:

    No pinball in my place. I live is a 700 ft.² place. There’s barely room fir the basics!

    You ready? Our place is under 700 sq ft, recently replaced the couch with a smaller one to bring the current project machine home from the workshop (my folk's garage...lol). I took this picture with my back against the slider that leads to our tiny little back porch. See how excited my wife is?

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    #16061 3 years ago
    Quoted from atrainn:

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    What I want to know is...... Did the pooch make that turn??? LOL. He looks like he was hauling ass and might have taken that turn too wide LOL

    #16062 3 years ago
    Quoted from Ceckitti:

    What I want to know is...... Did the pooch make that turn??? LOL. He looks like he was hauling ass and might have taken that turn too wide LOL

    I was waiting for someone to notice her lol. She did in fact make it!

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    #16063 3 years ago
    Quoted from atrainn:

    I was waiting for someone to notice her lol. She did in fact make it!

    Black Lab?
    We have a 1 year old Yellow lab that loves the game room lol

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    #16064 3 years ago
    Quoted from Mopar:

    Early on when I first got into the hobby I received a call from a Pennysaver wanted ad I put out
    and someone needed machines moved. It looked cool, but I had no idea what it was and I bought
    a Batting Practice for $10.00 along with a few other machines for very cheap. Stupidly I traded it. I found
    another one that was apart, but complete for $200.00. I then knew a little better and traded that one
    for 5 machines including a Skill Roll before Skill Rolls were well known.
    The one I have now I paid a pretty good buck for and I'll be keeping it. I still kick myself for not
    hanging onto the first one which was in about the same condition as this one.
    How do you like it's game play? A couple Springs ago I restored a Keeney's League Leader which
    many seems to like..[quoted image][quoted image]

    Amazing games you have there!!! Love the old stuff and mixing up the arcade with some good old fashion skill games. Rather impressive to me with the tools they had how amazing the mechs are in these games. We love the Scientific baseball but then again I love All things odd and unusual!! Oddly, We've been having lots of fun with the simple yet challenging All Star Hockey and Motorama lately lol. Not deep code games but fun to compete!

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    #16065 3 years ago
    Quoted from Ceckitti:

    Black Lab?
    We have a 1 year old Yellow lab that loves the game room lol
    [quoted image]

    Cool dog. That pic would fit right in in the dogs rule thread

    https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/dogs-rule

    #16066 3 years ago
    Quoted from Yelobird:

    Amazing games you have there!!! Love the old stuff and mixing up the arcade with some good old fashion skill games. Rather impressive to me with the tools they had how amazing the mechs are in these games. We love the Scientific baseball but then again I love All things odd and unusual!! Oddly, We've been having lots of fun with the simple yet challenging All Star Hockey and Motorama lately lol. Not deep code games but fun to compete!
    [quoted image][quoted image]

    love that Sportsman!

    #16067 3 years ago
    Quoted from Ceckitti:

    Black Lab?
    We have a 1 year old Yellow lab that loves the game room lol
    [quoted image]

    Quoted from Ceckitti:

    Black Lab?
    We have a 1 year old Yellow lab that loves the game room lol
    [quoted image]

    Your Lab looks so excited to be watching. If only he had opposable thumbs.

    #16068 3 years ago
    Quoted from cait001:

    love that Sportsman!

    Thanks. Its simple fun. Picked it up from a great Pinsider in Seattle that had Mike Hasonov ($$$$$) restore it. Looks like new only shiny lol.

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    #16069 3 years ago

    Love these rooms. They're fantastic!

    This is my 2020 walk about video.

    Lots of changes in 2020, but very few visitors for obvious reasons.

    #16070 3 years ago
    Quoted from tamoore:

    Love these rooms. They're fantastic!
    This is my 2020 walk about video.
    Lots of changes in 2020, but very few visitors for obvious reasons.

    That’s incredible. Thanks for sharing.

    #16071 3 years ago
    Quoted from Ceckitti:

    Black Lab?
    We have a 1 year old Yellow lab that loves the game room lol
    [quoted image]

    Yep black lab mixed with some other mysterious breed!

    #16072 3 years ago
    Quoted from Yelobird:

    Thanks. Its simple fun. Picked it up from a great Pinsider in Seattle that had Mike Hasonov ($$$$$) restore it. Looks like new only shiny lol.

    yup, Hasanov is like HEP for Prewar nerds.

    If anyone doesn't know his work, check https://www.youtube.com/user/efalsst23/videos

    #16073 3 years ago
    Quoted from tamoore:

    Love these rooms. They're fantastic!
    This is my 2020 walk about video.
    Lots of changes in 2020, but very few visitors for obvious reasons.

    Nice, drop some acid in there and your teleported to Berkeley circa 1970. Love it

    #16074 3 years ago

    Whow, a very nice place to be.

    #16075 3 years ago

    So, you have to envision this.... I only have room for 4-5 pins. Here's the Virtual current/future lineup: 1) a rare HUO Flight 2000. No playfield wear and almost perfect backglass; 2) One of the best DILEs. Has the uber topper that goes well, and condition wise, near perfect; 3) Arriving in a few days, a rare NIB WoZ Ruby Red; 4) Coming in a few weeks.......GnR CE.

    Not bad for a small lineup, right?

    #16076 3 years ago

    You could do worse

    Little JJP heavy though.

    #16077 3 years ago
    Quoted from Navystan:

    So, you have to envision this.... I only have room for 4-5 pins. Here's the Virtual current/future lineup: 1) a rare HUO Flight 2000. No playfield wear and almost perfect backglass; 2) One of the best DILEs. Has the uber topper that goes well, and condition wise, near perfect; 3) Arriving in a few days, a rare NIB WoZ Ruby Red; 4) Coming in a few weeks.......GnR CE.
    Not bad for a small lineup, right?

    Throw a rare Thunderbirds into that lineup in the #5 spot and post a pic! Oooooh ...

    #16078 3 years ago

    Or rare Orbitor 1 like i have.

    #16079 3 years ago
    Quoted from cait001:

    yup, Hasanov is like HEP for Prewar nerds.
    If anyone doesn't know his work, check https://www.youtube.com/user/efalsst23/videos

    Prewar nerds or Vegas magicians lol. Loves doing those celeb Resto’s and charges accordingly!

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    #16080 3 years ago

    My humble start, some of your guys set ups are insane!

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    #16081 3 years ago

    Another humble- really!
    We need to get a definition of what humble really means for game rooms.
    Nice layout!

    #16082 3 years ago
    Quoted from rvnelson:

    My humble start, some of your guys set ups are insane!
    [quoted image]

    Nice looking games room, but I wouldn't call 5 pinballs and multiple arcades a humble start.

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    #16083 3 years ago

    Work in progress...

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    #16084 3 years ago
    Quoted from tamoore:

    Love these rooms. They're fantastic!
    This is my 2020 walk about video.
    Lots of changes in 2020, but very few visitors for obvious reasons.

    Love it! Something for everyone, even pachinko and the required Farrah Fawcett poster! How many games do you have in there? How many square feet is the room?

    #16085 3 years ago
    Quoted from ToucanF16:

    Love it! Something for everyone, even pachinko and the required Farrah Fawcett poster! How many games do you have in there? How many square feet is the room?

    Thanks!
    It's somewhere around 1300sqf.
    Total number of games is somewhere around 60, four jukeboxes (one is upstairs).

    #16086 3 years ago
    Quoted from tamoore:

    Love these rooms. They're fantastic!
    This is my 2020 walk about video.
    Lots of changes in 2020, but very few visitors for obvious reasons.

    Wow. Amazing space. When I see rooms like this, I always wonder, when you decide to go play, do you turn everything on, or just the machine that you're going to play? Do you have a bank of switches that powers everything with all machines permanently switched on, or do you manually turn each game on?

    #16087 3 years ago
    Quoted from yaksplat:

    Wow. Amazing space. When I see rooms like this, I always wonder, when you decide to go play, do you turn everything on, or just the machine that you're going to play? Do you have a bank of switches that powers everything with all machines permanently switched on, or do you manually turn each game on?

    The games are on banks of 5-7 games that are Alexa controlled (the pins, anyway). So I normally only ever turn on the bank I'm interested in using (which is almost always the EM bank).

    The full thing with blackligts and neon is only on when I host events (normally once or twice a year), or to make the odd video.

    #16088 3 years ago
    Quoted from tamoore:

    The games are on banks of 5-7 games that are Alexa controlled (the pins, anyway). So I normally only ever turn on the bank I'm interested in using (which is almost always the EM bank).
    The full thing with blackligts and neon is only on when I host events (normally once or twice a year), or to make the odd video.

    woah, never knew this existed. I have a cabin on black lake so pass grayling all the time. I’ll have to stop it!

    #16089 3 years ago
    Quoted from Yelobird:

    Prewar nerds or Vegas magicians lol. Loves doing those celeb Resto’s and charges accordingly!

    I love seeing people get paid what they're worth!
    There's so much room out there for other people to start meticulously restoring old coin-op too. Anyone could come along and drink Mike's milkshake here, but no one seems to come close.
    Just like how HEP has a huge waiting list, Mike Hasanov can take on whatever projects he wants and charges what he wants, and still has a line out the door.

    Personally I'm not interested in paying the price for stuff that's been restored to "better than new", but I do love to stare at it.

    #16090 3 years ago
    Quoted from rvnelson:

    My humble start, some of your guys set ups are insane!
    [quoted image]

    love the Sea Devil!!
    Are your first 2 sit-down racers linked, and then one solo of a different type?

    #16091 3 years ago
    Quoted from Happy81724:

    woah, never knew this existed. I have a cabin on black lake so pass grayling all the time. I’ll have to stop it!

    Once the plague is behind us, you're welcome anytime....

    #16092 3 years ago
    Quoted from tamoore:

    Love these rooms. They're fantastic!
    This is my 2020 walk about video.
    Lots of changes in 2020, but very few visitors for obvious reasons.

    that pachislo wall is intense!

    #16093 3 years ago
    Quoted from cait001:

    that pachislo wall is intense!

    That whole video is intense. It makes my game room look pathetic.

    #16094 3 years ago
    Quoted from Daditude:

    That whole video is intense. It makes my game room look pathetic.

    Many many years in the making is all. Plus, my wife puts up with half of the area of the house being an arcade......

    #16095 3 years ago
    Quoted from tamoore:

    Once the plague is behind us, you're welcome anytime...

    Well, I was just up at Camp Grayling a few weeks ago, beautiful country. Could not find a steak house open though - any recommendations in case I make a return trip?

    #16096 3 years ago
    Quoted from cait001:

    love the Sea Devil!!
    Are your first 2 sit-down racers linked, and then one solo of a different type?

    Yes, there's a Hydro thunder, then a pair of crusin worlds that are linked

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    #16097 3 years ago
    Quoted from tamoore:

    Many many years in the making is all. Plus, my wife puts up with half of the area of the house being an arcade......

    I don't have anywhere near the room. I am re-doing the walls, but here is my most recent pic:

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    #16098 3 years ago
    Quoted from ReadyPO:

    Well, I was just up at Camp Grayling a few weeks ago, beautiful country. Could not find a steak house open though - any recommendations in case I make a return trip?

    We have a couple of places where you can get a steak cooked, but they aren't steak houses per-say.
    Dead Bear Brewing - Their beer is, IMO, terrible, but the food is good.
    Gray-Rock Cafe. - Good food, kinda dive bar feel.
    Tinkers Junction. - Not known for the steaks, but I've had them there before.

    The biggest thing is, kitchen staff is changing all the time sine the reopening, so food might be hit and miss.

    There's an actual steak house up I75 about 30 miles from Grayling called Big Buck. I haven't been there since they reopened, but it got some good reviews.

    #16099 3 years ago
    Quoted from tamoore:

    There's an actual steak house up I75 about 30 miles from Grayling called Big Buck.

    Thanks, that will be the one to try - looks like they have a home brew cider too.

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    #16100 3 years ago

    Slowly coming along... one side of the game room

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