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There are great men in pinball.

By o-din

8 years ago


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    #1 8 years ago

    First off let me say I am very happy to be a man. Also I am glad to be part of this great hobby that has had so many great men contribute to. And being part of this forum I have met many great men that are just players and had nothing to do with the creative process that goes into making pinball machines. I do like women but this thread is not about them. Let's hear it for the men of pinball!

    #6 8 years ago
    Quoted from Darcy:

    Harry Williams.

    Oh yeah!!!!

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    #8 8 years ago

    A great designer that helped keep pinball fun after the EM era died. And on into the next century.

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    #12 8 years ago
    Quoted from QuarterGrabber:

    o-din. A man of many faces.

    That must be somebody else.

    #13 8 years ago
    Quoted from cosmokramer:

    I nominate Vid.......

    He cracks me up. That dude is out of control!

    #14 8 years ago

    Many men of pinball like to drink beer.

    #22 8 years ago

    Great men from all walks of life enjoy pinball.

    #23 8 years ago

    Great man of pinball? You be the judge....

    #25 8 years ago
    Quoted from jarjarisgod:

    But do they have mustaches?

    This guy does.

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    #28 8 years ago
    Quoted from mcluvin:

    Game 5 of the series against the Warriors. Do or die game for the Rockets. Early in the game, he's on the sidelines playing a handheld video game.

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    #30 8 years ago
    Quoted from MAJRob:

    Whoever is "hiding" these pics is a pure dumbass.

    That would be Dumas.

    #33 8 years ago
    Quoted from Darcy:

    Really, the only epic thing with this photo, is the historical error of the newer pin in a 50's themed TV Show, Really!!

    I was watching an older episode probably from the first season where it was a different machine maybe from the early 60s, but I could only see the side art and couldn't place it. The first man that can name that game gets a free thumbs up.

    #35 8 years ago

    They had a woodrail in a bar on MASH.

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    #36 8 years ago

    Time to mention David Gottlieb. One of the pioneers of pinball and he believed in
    finished code and the highest standards of quality control.

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    #40 8 years ago

    We are keeping it "family friendly" here. There is already a separate thread for the women.

    #41 8 years ago
    Quoted from ZNET:

    Leroy "Roy" Parker.

    Where would pinball be today without the artistic talents of men like Roy Parker? I just love the way he added humor into some of his work. This Frontiersman backglass is a classic example of that.

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    #44 8 years ago

    What could be more family friendly than a girl and her horse....

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    #52 8 years ago

    Here is a great man of pinball that I have never met, but would like to someday.

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    #58 8 years ago

    I would say Slash qualifies as a great man of pinball.

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    #66 8 years ago
    Quoted from kklank:

    Anybody mention Pat Lawlor? He's been great for pinball.

    Earthshaker. Great player. The theme works well around here.

    #68 8 years ago

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    #71 8 years ago

    Sam Stern and Harry Williams working together. Special mention to Harry Mabs (not pictured), inventor of the flipper and several other innovations. He worked with both these gentlemen and Dave Gottlieb. He designed some amazing games.

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    #76 8 years ago
    Quoted from Wolfanoz:

    Reeallll Men of Genius...

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