AC/DC (LE)
Stern, 2012
AC/DC (Premium)
Stern, 2012
AC/DC (Pro)
Stern, 2012
Addams Family, The
Bally, 1992
Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends, The
Data East, 1993
Aerosmith (Pro)
Stern, 2017
Agents 777
Game Plan, 1984
Airborne Avenger
Atari, 1977I picked this one up on Friday. I'm not much of an em guy so I don't know how long it will last. It cleaned up pretty well. I need to clean a stepper or two cause it won't go to game over after the fifth ball, just keeps playing lol. There's the reason I'm not much of an em guy lol.
Quoted from jmountjoy111:I picked this one up on Friday. I'm not much of an em guy so I don't know how long it will last. It cleaned up pretty well. I need to clean a stepper or two cause it won't go to game over after the fifth ball, just keeps playing lol. There's the reason I'm not much of an em guy lol.
I'm pretty sure I have that playfield as a wall hanger and I didn't know what game it was from.
Quoted from PeterG:You need some green t-mold for that backbox.
Thanks, yep... It's stock so I have lots of work to do 
does the traditional "t" molding work on these metal heads the same way? (Gripping in a channel) or is there a flat backed glue on type?
You need the Galaxy green t-mold. It comes of easily and will be on the machine without glue. You just have to remove the material in the corners but you will see what Stern did when you take it off, just copy that. I think it is about a 15 minute job, but great result!
Quoted from robertg130:Finally I can say I have one:
Quit playin' with the clock!
Quoted from Milltown:600 mile round trip in my 65 g10 van and I have a bride ....glad to have her in my collection ...
wait, is that the one the guy wouldn't sell you?
Quoted from Isochronic_Frost:Yay, I can finally post my exciting score!
This is my second pin that I've been hunting down for a while now! The first time I saw one of these and watched the gameplay I fell in love. What a perfect combination!
It took me hunting into a stale ad on Facebook many hours and miles away. The pictures were sparse and the price was too high. Luckily it hadn't sold and the gentleman was glad to finally move it out! We settled on a FANTSTIC price and I set out on an all day adventure.
This game also happens to be quite special, as this hails from the legendary FUNSPOT! I'm thrilled to be only the 2nd person to own it.
Yes, FunSpot means heavily routed... but surprisingly this game looks great and there wear is minimal. Playfield needs a good polishing but artwork is fantastic!!
Without further delay, here's my extremely HEAVY new Baby!
That cabinet is in fantastic shape. Wish mine looked like that. Nice score.
Quoted from MFdePaulaJr:NBA Fastbreak
What a game ! Extremely fun and very underrated.
Looks like it's in great condition. Such a fun game and i agree, very underrated!
Quoted from MFdePaulaJr:NBA Fastbreak
What a game ! Extremely fun and very underrated.
That looks brand spankin' new....great & underrated pickup!
Quoted from GravitaR:Just a few packed into my Caravan.
What games are they? Not as versed as some here that could name them. 
Quoted from Grayman_EM:Not as versed as some here that could name them.
Gottlieb Jumping jack or the other, Jack in the Box.
Bally Frontier, YA! Good score!!!!
Williams Fan-Tas-Tic.
Quoted from GravitaR:Just a few packed into my Caravan.
Wow, didn't know you could put two side by side like that in a caravan, can a sienna do the same thing?
Quoted from pinostalgia:Wow, didn't know you could put two side by side like that in a caravan, can a sienna do the same thing?
Pic above didn't show the heads on top with blankets inbetween. Yes two pins without heads attached will fit side by side easily. Can also fit two pins side by side if raise one up so the head of a game is above the PF of the other.
No games came from estate sales, both EM's came from MI. Games: Frontier (On Loan), Fan-tas-tic and Jumping Jack.
Load pic attached.
Quoted from Pinhead306:I grabbed one close to home today finally! Right in my city.
Just got one of these myself a few weeks ago. I'd played it here and there and knew I liked it but man this game is more fun than I thought!
Quoted from Soulrider911:T2 restoration project !! Fully working, few things here and there. It overall decent shape! 1800.00
3 cheers for the pin buyer who names his price. I like your style.
Quoted from Soulrider911:T2 restoration project !! Fully working, few things here and there. It overall decent shape! 1800.00
Nice! Looks like it is in alright condition. Wish we could still find projects like this here in Australia.
Rescued this today from A 10 year slumber in a shed(barn). Very dusty. I gave it a quick wipe from the right flipper to the speech ballon to see the art under the muck.
Boof-Ed are you saying those are your AA batteries in the pinball are yours? 
The seller remembered to take them out before they damaged the pin with acid?
They are my problem now. When I asked if the batteries were removed before the hibernation I got "batteries? What batteries? It plugs in the wall. " I had my answer to my question right there.
Quoted from Boof-Ed:They are my problem now. When I asked if the batteries were removed before the hibernation I got "batteries? What batteries? It plugs in the wall. " I had my answer to my question right there.
Curious if Duracell would follow through on their no leakage warranty on this one
It's been a long hot summer without any new pins. But the drought was broken this afternoon. I really like these late model EMs. They weren't on route for long and the manufacturers were at the top of their EM game when they made them. Many thanks to @Leef! 
Everything about this pin is really nice except for the cabinet - now looking for two pinball cabinets.
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This pin has been from TAC Amusement in New Orleans to Mesa, Arizona and then to Tucson. Welcome home Surf Champ! 
Quoted from StrangeSubset1:Curious if Duracell would follow through on their no leakage warranty on this one
I believe I read about one pinsider a while back getting duracell or one of the other battery manufacturers to make good on their no leak warranty. I believe a quick search of pinside would probably find you that information. It'd definitely be worth a try, that's for sure.
Quoted from egyptrus:I believe I read about one pinsider a while back getting duracell or one of the other battery manufacturers to make good on their no leak warranty. I believe a quick search of pinside would probably find you that information. It'd definitely be worth a try, that's for sure.
That was vid1900
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/sending-battery-damaged-mpu-back-to-energizer
Quoted from crosbyjack:Freedom '76 and Magic City '65 middle pop. 300$ total, three miles from my house via online auction
. Freedom works after new fuse housings and magic city is badly planked so it will be a demonic re-theme
Almost had a Magic City a few months ago- I was signed up for an Ebay live auction and had made an initial bid and for some reason my account became "unapproved for bidding" during the last 5 minutes of auction.
I was pissed off, phone calls were made, promises of investigation of the matter.. and nothing. No surprise. I'm sure the item is sitting over a friends of the auction dealer.
Quoted from OffshoreTrucker:First pin. Lurking on pinside opened the flood gates to finally buy one.
Don't worry.....more will follow you home sooner than later. 
Quoted from OffshoreTrucker:First pin. Lurking on pinside opened the flood gates to finally buy one.
Great first Pin. It was my favourite as a kid and still is. I think you might find opening the flood gates will bring more than one pin and once you have two they breed.
Quoted from Skyemont:I got 3 pins on Monday. Not as good as some of other pins I have seen recently on this thread.
The value of the pins isn't important, the fact that you like them and will enjoy them is
Quoted from Skyemont:I got 3 pins on Monday. Not as good as some of other pins I have seen recently on this thread.
Believe me, I have way more respect for your collection than almost all of the cookie cutter collections (MMr, CV, TZ, DI, etc etc). Those pins all look like a blast!
Quoted from Rondogg:Believe me, I have way more respect for your collection than almost all of the cookie cutter collections (MMr, CV, TZ, DI, etc etc). Those pins all look like a blast!
Yeah, it's funny, many of the coveted pins do little to move me. I am definitely envious of AFM owners though
I love my Sharpshooter. Not even on the radar by almost everyone here, but it is the pin by which I judge others. If it makes you happy then it's worth the money.
Quoted from bluespin:The value of the pins isn't important, the fact that you like them and will enjoy them is
Thanks...
Quoted from Rondogg:Believe me, I have way more respect for your collection than almost all of the cookie cutter collections (MMr, CV, TZ, DI, etc etc). Those pins all look like a blast!
These will add something different for sure. I will never buy remakes but i do own some William/Bally pins from the 90's. Oh, Negan scares me.. 
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