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I installed both the saucer and hallway mods when I did my PF swap a couple years ago and had no problems with soldering or wire length.
The game has had over 1,000 plays on it and it still works fine.
I did change the routing of the wires for the hallway mod, this is much cleaner and easier than the way shown in the instructions.
Quoted from DCfoodfreak:Lets be honest here. The real question is will AFMr include this : )
No.
Quoted from RobT:Negative.
And it won't look like this, either:
» YouTube video
Very nice, Doug Watson signed my apron when I took the game to PPE, it has been to PAGG twice since I restored it.
I hope PPS makes this one next and sells it for less than 8K.
Quoted from Aurich:I've told you this before, but I think that was my favorite machine at PAGG. Was right around where Doug Watson was signing ironically since you did it at PPE.
A few people said the same thing, there were a lot of really nice games there, the CCC was really nice and so were Steve's sys. 80's and so many others it is hard for me to pick a favorite.
That was great to have Doug there and the row of his games, there were quite a few nice examples in that row.
I will probably bring it again to the next PAGG, there were 2 other ones there and all of them got a lot of plays.
That is the most games I have ever seen and the electrical panels were maxed out, the best PAGG event so far.
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