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Do you have the rights to use the Minions? Don't get into the same mess that the Predator people got into.
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Quoted from pinballrockstar:At this point,we are building a prototype for home use,if you stay in the hobby zone,all is cool.
We know as a fact that this license will be around $250.000.
Nevertheless when ready,Gary Stern will contact us for sure...as even a blind monkey can see we are on a quest for awesomeness.
lol
Quoted from Axl:You should defiantly make the football into a spinning minion with the sound effect to go with it!
Bidibidibidibidiwhiiii!
This looks so awsome!
Make a kit for it
Axl
Not a football. Its a soccer ball
5 months later
Quoted from pinballrockstar:Lol, we are building a pinball and all you have to say is this?
You use the wrong wood
If you would have read the entire topic,you see 5 posts like yours...
Thanks for your concerns about the wood we use and your postive input.
Who made you an expert
LOL. Sorry if that sounded condescending. It wasn't meant to be. What you are doing is clearly far beyond my abilities. Doing a PF swap is about as far as I would dare to venture out and I usually have things that don't work correctly when I do that. I ask that question because you are putting in a LOT of work and creating an awesome pin that only you will have. There aren't to many people that can/will do that. That is why I don't get why you are using particle board that swells and comes apart if you come near it with a glass of water and that you can almost pull a screw out if it with your fingers. I don't think I would use it even for a prototype PF. You know what you are doing however and you must have a reason for doing it that way. So, my question is not meant to be condescending. It is just a curious, why. That being said, your work so far looks amazing. I look forward to seeing the finished product.
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