I like the vibe of this thread. As long as I can find a good deal on one of my personal "A" list machines it comes home to join the family. I've sold off other things along the way and feel I've only made a trade out. I started out buying my first one out of curiosity but now they are like paintings to me. They have been endless fun to restore and play. I have become a "collector" and I'm very proud of my low cost collection. To me a Black Knight that has been touched up and repaired to the best of my ability is worth more than a NIB. My kids and wife give me crap from time to time but are always the first one to show off the collection. My son brags about how he can work on them, the wife still beats me at a few games, and my daughter quotes Gorgar to all her friends. Pinball!