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New House, Planning my Basement/Games

By Richthofen

7 years ago


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    #11 7 years ago
     
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    Doesn't look like any glass would be sliding off on at least one side in that config.. always the downside of fitting pinballs in confined spaces, you technically need more room than it seems like you should..

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