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So sorry to hear. His collection was quite possibly the best in the world, and his enthusiasm, love, and passion for the games was unmatched. I'm perhaps paraphrasing, but he once said something to the effect of "these games are like my children."
R.I.P. Mr. Lankar. I don't know if there's a pinball Heaven that can match what you had assembled while here on earth!
Quoted from justincasekazoo:Does anybody know what a few of his favorite games were?
He seemed to love them all the same!
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