Quoted from Hammerhead:I think you're watching the wrong porn
DON'T JUDGE ME!
Quoted from MarkInc:It rubs the lotion on it's skin...
Never hear that one before.
Quoted from MustangPaul:Never seen that movie either.
Very different genres, but both are a must.
Quoted from MustangPaul:Never seen that movie either.
Silence of the Lambs is epic. The key antagonist is a middle aged single man who lives alone in a house with a creepy basement and has an unusual hobby... Probably fits the profile for a lot of pinheads on this site!!
Quoted from pinballrockstar:Wow!
Looks great!
Is that a ball lock mech behind the spinning disc?
Sorry, the disc doesn't spin.
I just put the image there to show where the roulette wheel is going to be drawn on the table.
Behind the target wall there is a magnet that catches the ball and throws it up into the hole/subway.
Quoted from MarkInc:Thanks Joel!
Busy birthday weekend, so not much done on NBX.
Working on this as an idea for ball save/shoot again.
Mmm...maybe one of the kids holding up an oversized Christmas tree bulb?
Looks great, BTW.
Quoted from MarkInc:Busy birthday weekend, so not much done on NBX.
Happy belated birthday Mark
Just wanted to add myself to the list of people following and praising this project.
This is such an inspiring thread for anyone who wants to design pinball.
Its sparked off more than a few extra ideas for me.
I love the film and I know I'm gonna love the pinball version even more!
Thank you for sharing the process with us.
Quoted from swinks:looking good, are the tabs on the ramp to hold a base?
what thickness SS are you going for?
Yes, the tabs are for the base (weld points) and for support posts. Zoom in on the left ramp1 drawing to see the ramp 'floors'
I'm thinking 1/16 or maybe 1/18 stainless.
I'm thinking 1/16 or maybe 1/18 stainless.
Don't make the stainless thinner than Original.
It will deform quickly.
great job, keep it coming.
You may have mentioned it, but how are you getting the stainless ramps cut, or are you doing it yourself?
Quoted from BorgDog:You may have mentioned it, but how are you getting the stainless ramps cut, or are you doing it yourself?
There are quite a few places that can supply the steel and cut it here in London.
Quoted from T-800:If you end up doing direct print I would caution against clear coating the playfield first. I'm no expert by any means, but I would worry about the adhesion of the paint to a smooth clear coat finish as opposed to a slightly textured wood surface or primed surface.
On STMU; I clearcoated first with several layers of 2part auto clear; sanded flat for the direct UV printing. That way the paint had a flat surface to adhere to.
IIRC; I left the auto clear wetsanded with 500 or 800 grit so the uv paint would stick.
They printed white layer; then a color layer directly on the PF.
More here: star-trek-mirror-universe-pinball/page/4
Super impressed Mark. Hearing about it last night at Carmel in Allentown was good, seekng the pics and video was even better. Like others have said, "get 'er done". That's why I love pinball shows and expos. I learn a lot about pinball that I never knew was out there. Great to meet you and the rest of the 'London Gang' that I never met before. I'll be watching your progress on this project. Stef.
Quoted from MarkInc:putting down some more drawings
while we wait on the last ramp to be modeled
and clear coat info to be gathered
and call back from the print shop
and ...
Such a great project. Can't wait to see the final result.
Quoted from MarkInc:Bug silhouettes and snowflake multipliers
Might be cool to make the inserts with the bug silhouettes appear blank and have the bugs on the inside of the insert so when lit, they "appear" as silhouettes on the top side as the light shines through.
Quoted from MarkInc:Cleaned up apron with proper drain walls
Looking good. Trying to understand that left side. Does the outlane drain you under the apron or is there some sort of lock down there?
Quoted from etlandfill:Looking good. Trying to understand that left side. Does the outlane drain you under the apron or is there some sort of lock down there?
It's a lock/kickback similar to Judge Dredd. It can launch across to the soup VUK or into the shooter lane to set up the shot multipliers.
Quoted from hisokajp:man, you should make posters out of this!
I wonder what a finished pf would go for. I'd light it up and hang it on the wall.
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