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Quietly dreading the inevitable email from Gerry.

My Lexy is built and ready to ship! It'll still be several weeks till I see it here in Wellington, and I'll have to sell some more bitcoin to pay the tax & freight bills, BUT LEXY IS ON HER WAY!!!

"My Lexy lies over the ocean,
My Lexy lies over the sea.
My Lexy lies over the ocean,
Oh bring back my Lexy to me..."

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Oh - I just saw what you did there! Very nice, Gerry

To be fair, Gerry would probably prefer we store each playfield in a P3, however I don't think many of us are in a position to do that.

An entirely reasonable number of screens have been mounted. (Positions still to be tweaked a bit)

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(Now realising I posted this in the wrong thread, I should point out that my P3 will have pride of place in the front window, with a second P3 on order to join it once you-know-what is announced)

solarvalue Thanks! Still lots more to come Yes, as I understand it I'll be listed as a Multimorphic distributor when they next update their website (ie, when their long awaited new title is announced. Surely it's got to be soon!)

I don't think I will be able to sell games into Australia - it would be much better for everyone involved if an Australian based company took on the Aus distribution, as I wouldn't be in a position to support games that I sold.

My experience with buying two P3s so far has been to order through the MM website and pay the deposit in USD, then later when the game is on the production line pay the balance by a bank SWIFT payment, then arrange freight & shipping with someone like Bruce Thompson at Musson Freight http://www.mussonfreight.com/ (who seems to be the go-to guy for international freight for multiple pinball manufacturers). He'll get it on a boat (or plane!) to an international port near you, at which point a local freight company gets involved to handle the customs and port costs and get it to your door.

I think this would be the same for Australian buyers - one-off orders direct from the manufacturer, which means there's no cost savings in shipping multiple machines at once. An ideal scenario would be for myself or an Australian company to ship over a container load of P3 machines without game modules to distribute throughout Australia and NZ as needed, and keep smaller stock of the game modules or fedex them as required. It'll be a while before I can afford a container load of P3s however

Huzzah! Congratulations Jay!

"One of us! One of us!"

Speaker panel translite? Another Multimorphic first!

I know you guys are joking, because we all heard on that podcast that it's Mr Blobby.

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