You two do amazing work, that Road Show was absolutely beautiful! Thanks for bringing them!

Oh I wish some of your machines were

Oh I wish some of your machines were

Oh I wish some of your machines were

Oh I wish some of your machines were

Holy crap was it cold at the old location last year!

One of me is cleaned, waxed, standing, clothed and on my feet ready to move!

Love playing Phoebe's games at shows, always look forward to playing her and her husbands great games!

No need to explain, that was a bone head remark towards you. I appreciate you letting pinside know what you can bring. My buddy is placing an order with you tonight.

Safe travels everyone! Our van is loaded with two games for the floor and departure time is 9:00am.

Just got home, and of all the shows I've ever been to, this one was without question the saddest display of JUNK games I've ever seen. Yes there were the usual people that bring awesome games in great playable condition but man there was a lot of junk. I brought two, spent time tearing them down, rebuilding and tweeking them to run and play great, but I'd say well over half of them were overpriced crap! I am not usually one to complain about people generously bringing games to shows but take some pride in what you bring. There were 3 separate sections of games that were literally pulled from either warehouses, old basements or sheds or whatever, bundled up and thrown on the floor with no care to clean them, test them, level them and test them to see if they play correctly. On top of that, pricing them above market value for sale. Most prices were plain laughable!
I love shows, I love pinball, but taking two days off work and traveling for this years show was depressing. Anyone who was there will agree there was way more overpriced crap than any year I can remember.
To those who spent time in bringing and preparing games that were enjoyable like myself, thanks!

To Marvin, great meeting you, I got to talk to you more than in past years, you do a great job with all the work to set up this event.

Look, the show was great, but when it's promoted that there are 150 machines on free play and probably 60 are neglected basket cases that are there for one reason, to sell, whether they work or not cheapens the show. To the many people who took the time like myself to prepare and bring good quality playable machines, I thank you like I always do. But the overpriced turds that were there do not make for a good gaming experience.

I brought two, sold them both on Friday. They were priced right, cleaned, rebuilt and dialed in.

I'm not a complainer, I love attending shows, I just thought that there were a lot mor games on the low end of quality playability than I've ever seen at the show. Of course there were great games there, many people had awesome stuff to share. It was my fourth year attending this show and I actually liked the old venue better. I liked the old setup of rows of 30 side by side with vendors flanking the perimeter too. I did like the fact there was a buffet restaurant 100 yards away, hotel 1 minute away all in the same mall complex.
Hey, if people can complain about bathrooms every year, I want to share my opinion on overpriced barn finds that were scattered all over the floor that really could not be enjoyed over the course of two days for me. I still spent money and supported the few vendors, connected with great people and enjoyed a pinball atmosphere that is a pinball show, I was just a little disappointed, that's all.

Skypilot, I enjoyed your games thoroughly, they were one of the few groups of games our Boys went to when we did our show league style competition all afternoon Friday. Thank You!

Welcome to Pinside, it was nice meeting you too! You definately fit into that Pinball nerd category,(not looks wise I might add). I saw you elbows deep in that No Fear cab working on it, I wish my wife was into it as much as you seem to be. What a great Pinball family ya got there! Looking forward to seeing your games at the Cleveland show