Quoted from Concretehardt:

You have a point I am gunna need both kidneys to process all the meds I have to take. I go in for radiation treatment to try and beat this brain tumor for the 2nd time next week, maybe the doctor can shoot radiation into the area of my brain that makes me obsess about pinball all the time

Quoted from colonel_caverne:

Lol!
So will It be re-remade?
As i was away from pins for a year, i don’t know if there is something new.
It is one of the funniest game in my book.

Quoted from mrbillishere:

Correction: I'm an idiot. They were Pinbits. I came clean to Jason.
Funny because while I have been able to hoard a few spare parts for BBB, I don't recall ever coming across spare pop bumper tops. Whodathunk?

Quoted from EasternBloc:

Looking for some advice on the tube dancer. Mine started to wrap around the pole and contort herself pretty badly. She didn't tear, so I'm leaving her off for a while and hoping she'll slowly return to her molded form. It looks like the belt/undies broke either due to the wrapping or causing her to wrap around the axle. I've got a new belt on order and am wondering how to prevent this from happening again. I'm considering lubing the axle to reduce inner friction. Has anyone had any experience with this problem and how did you approach a solution? It's tough to see how it doesn't happen more as the shaft continuously rotates fully 360 when tube dancer is lit. I'm fortunate enough to have a couple spare dolls if mine is roached, but only want to tap that reserve if absolutely necessary. Looking forward to getting Betty back up on the MainStage.

Quoted from kklank:

I need to replace a flipper assembly for a Capcom Big Bang Bar. I can’t seem to find any Capcom flipper parts anywhere.
Can you use Williams flipper rebuild kits from pinball life? I never worked on one before. The plastic linkage on my upper flipper snapped in half so I need to repair.

Quoted from noitbe1:

Sure no pb. I’ve PM you.

Quoted from snowvictim:

Fellas, it's highly probable that I'll never even come close to a BBB pin, let alone owning one, but that didn't stop me from decorating my flat (or "condo" for those of you on the other side of the pond) with a little piece of this unique pin.
Took me 3 months to do, had to vector out all the individual characters, etc. for it to come out right in print. The whole thing is roughly 7ft by 3ft, printed out on some poly material (it's flexible, but durable). It's attached to the wall, in between the moulding.

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I just realised I have the render file on my cloud drive. Here it is, I reduced it by 90% just because the whole thing is 18MB (the operating file is 237MB ).
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Quoted from 314KSL:

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