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I like fixing things. With every broken, garbagey early SS game I get, I wind up digging deeper and deeper into each one. Soon, I will get to the point of polishing every piece. Or fabricating and improving on pieces. If it's fun and rewarding for people, great. Someday, I'll be restoring playfields and backglasses as well.
Persistence, and a supportive community is all I need to get there.
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