Because it looks used, lol and that was just on the other night.
See that screw in front / just to the left of the new secret target (circled in red here)? I suspect the rim on that screw is going to beat up the game's pinballs pretty quickly. How's about we change that screw for one of the tall posts like what is boxed in green here. One without the rubber installed in the middle though - don't want it to block the secret shot.
-Rob
-visit http://www.kahr.us to get my daughterboard that helps fix WPC pinball resets or my pinball 2000 H+V Video Sync Combiner kit
Quoted from rkahr:See that screw in front / just to the left of the new secret target (circled in red here)? I suspect the rim on that screw is going to beat up the game's pinballs pretty quickly. How's about we change that screw for one of the tall posts like what is boxed in green here. One without the rubber installed in the middle though - don't want it to block the secret shot.
-Rob
-visit http://www.kahr.us to get my daughterboard that helps fix WPC pinball resets or my pinball 2000 H+V Video Sync Combiner kit[quoted image]
Ah!! Did not notice it at all?
You are sharp as a razor
Thanks man,next week we will totally add a post
I swear to you, reading your Friday points is one of the most enjoyable and relaxing things I get to do each week. We've been doing this 'together' for so long, I feel like we are best friends and I know you well . . . as if I am there at your house each week and being a part of this. I would give ANYTHING if you were my neighbor. What a fun time we would have. You know what I think I would enjoy the most? Swapping stories about our language experiences. It would fascinate me to know more and more about HOW you picked up English so well, and how you know so much slang and can write sentences very much like we would do here in America. It fascinates me as to how you have achieved this skill. The second thing I believe I would enjoy is laughing with you. You have a very witty sense of humor and again, it's enjoyable to see how your joking skills mirrors OUR joking skills here. You might be thousands of miles away and speak another language but your brain is right in step with ours here. I'm getting really old, but I would LOVE to be able to make another trip to Europe and meet you guys. Just sit around with you there and be amigos with you! The best to you all!
Mike in Kentucky
You'r never too old. Just gotta find the time. Look for discount flights also. My wifes friend just flew from Saskatoon to Holland for $600 Canadian. Usually a $750 - $850 flight.
Quoted from Thor-NL:Step by step it's coming along great guys!
Super job, as always
Great weekend!
It’s getting more and more complete,i feel a playfield swap is on the horizon
Quoted from Pintucky:I swear to you, reading your Friday points is one of the most enjoyable and relaxing things I get to do each week. We've been doing this 'together' for so long, I feel like we are best friends and I know you well . . . as if I am there at your house each week and being a part of this. I would give ANYTHING if you were my neighbor. What a fun time we would have. You know what I think I would enjoy the most? Swapping stories about our language experiences. It would fascinate me to know more and more about HOW you picked up English so well, and how you know so much slang and can write sentences very much like we would do here in America. It fascinates me as to how you have achieved this skill. The second thing I believe I would enjoy is laughing with you. You have a very witty sense of humor and again, it's enjoyable to see how your joking skills mirrors OUR joking skills here. You might be thousands of miles away and speak another language but your brain is right in step with ours here. I'm getting really old, but I would LOVE to be able to make another trip to Europe and meet you guys. Just sit around with you there and be amigos with you! The best to you all!
Mike in Kentucky
Hey amigo Mike!
Thanks for the kind words,it warms our hearts to hear that,i sincerely mean that.
It was our idea from the start to create a topic in which we “take everybody along for the ride” .
We are in no way good engineers,we just want to build something cool and have fun along the way and boy we do!
Lot’s of guys out there building stuff but most of them are too serious and anal about things...face it...it’s never ever gonna be a smooth playing Williams if you build it yourself...
Amigo rule number one: don’t take the project too serious,before you know it,15 years pass by and you are married to your creation
If Crazy Mansion catches fire and burns down,we’ll just collect the screws out of the ashes and build a new machine with them
It’s all about having fun man.
Party on!
Quoted from dirkdiggler:You'r never too old. Just gotta find the time. Look for discount flights also. My wifes friend just flew from Saskatoon to Holland for $600 Canadian. Usually a $750 - $850 flight.
Gene Winfield is 92 years old and still customizing cars,just saying...
Quoted from dirkdiggler:Hi Amigos. Off topic but the neighbors put out new xmas decorations this year [quoted image][quoted image]
Hahaha awesome!
Steal it!
Quoted from pinballrockstar:Steal it!
Try that shit!!!
975280EA-A4DA-41A5-9D93-D560D867F155 (resized).jpegYou guys should go to Monsterpaloza in California ... you'll find a lot of unique toys to add to your game. http://www.monsterpalooza.com/
There are so many amazing miniature sculptors at that show selling everything you can think of. Trust me this show will really help your game.
Quoted from drfrightner:You guys should go to Monsterpaloza in California ...
Time to make sure the passports are readily available and valid.
Quoted from drfrightner:You guys should go to Monsterpaloza in California ... you'll find a lot of unique toys to add to your game. http://www.monsterpalooza.com/
There are so many amazing miniature sculptors at that show selling everything you can think of. Trust me this show will really help your game.
Wow! You suppose they have 1 inch gargoyles?!
Quoted from Mooseman:Loving the beards work in the hitmans body guard[quoted image]
Bam!
Bam!
Bam!
Following along as always. Loving your work, feeling the love. Gonna road trip it up from La Rochelle one day.
Have a great Friday night.
Quoted from Bakerman:Following along as always. Loving your work, feeling the love. Gonna road trip it up from La Rochelle one day.
Have a great Friday night.
Hey amigo! Good to see you!
image (resized).jpgSince every ball from the lower playfield passes this area,it is hard to keep track of the balls over here...if a ball locks,it needs to be registered as a lock and if a ball passes,the coil needs to be programmed in such a way that it releases one ball if a passing ball enters the lock.
Very very complicated..
Note the spring i installed to keep the coil in active position..
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Quoted from swinks:hey guys, look forward to today's creations
and love shirts guys
First a 420,yeah dude!
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