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, 1977Quoted from Scoot:I have been collecting pins for a few years now but never had the space to keep them all in one place. I had pins at work, at friends, and in storage. I just bought a place big enough to accommodate them all. It's like a pinball family reunion.
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That's awesome. Glad things are coming together for you.
Quoted from Mikespinball:Just picked this up at an estate sale today. Great deal and less than 5 minutes away from home.
Nice pickup! Refresh that playfield with a Hardtop! http://www.outsideedgeproducts.com/store/p75/Pinball_Playfield_Hardtop.html
Quoted from PinballManiac40:Nice pickup! Refresh that playfield with a Hardtop! http://www.outsideedgeproducts.com/store/p75/Pinball_Playfield_Hardtop.html
The playfield from those pictures looks amazing.
Yes, the playfield is in great condition what looks like minimal damage. Should clean up fairly quickly.
Quoted from Mikespinball:Also the back glass is in excellent condition with no peeling/cracking issues.
The girl has always reminded me of Erin Gray from the Buck Rogers TV series.
Quoted from RonSS:The girl has always reminded me of Erin Gray from the Buck Rogers TV series.
And the guy always reminded me of Bernie from Weekend at Bernie's.
Quoted from Mathazar:And the guy always reminded me of Bernie from Weekend at Bernie's.
I love that backglass. In 1979 Bally predicted what the future would look like on the Future Spa backglass...and they nailed it! 
Quoted from Mathazar:And the guy always reminded me of Bernie from Weekend at Bernie's.
Ha! I've never noticed that! Spot on!
Quoted from Mikespinball:Just picked this up at an estate sale today. Great deal and less than 5 minutes away from home.
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The theme is quite amusing & totally 70'/80's. It's a challenging game. I love mine. No cab fade. Which is rare. Enjoy.
20210310_135138 (resized).jpgOur dad loves the show, so naturally I had to pick it up for him. Love Pat Lawlor’s design on this even though the theme is not for me.
She’s in dire need of attention both in form and function. Story is, this was a tournament games at TPF back in 2008 when it was new, where the seller bought it after the show and had it at his house since. He converted it to LEDs and swapped out some rubbers here and there, but I don’t know that he ever changed the balls.
He told me he cleaned the playfield right before he listed it. I can’t imagine how dirty it was before! Took a heck of lot of conversation time to get the seller to commit to his (previously assumed low, but now clearly appropriate) asking price.
Proof that HUO is a meaningless term that should be eliminated from the hobby’s lexicon! 
Anyway, dad likes it (or at least the theme of it) so far and that is as the primary point. Need to fix the centrifuge optos before he can really play it though.
E827A5C2-6FEE-4929-AAFD-8223C54781B3.jpeg6B378222-8CD9-4A12-BD15-9B6D7925795E.jpeg1E9A5562-9DC5-4DCA-A84A-58EC63BE4030.jpeg2A20F244-74C6-4539-B380-1B08E058D9C4.jpeg6A2C3B5D-794B-4B94-ADB2-3F7569530BAC.jpeg7044CF36-AC3E-47D2-9792-E338127C07A1.jpegAB6C6EDF-1B0F-4225-B952-FD2DEEAFD0FD.jpegQuoted from JohnDelNJ:Got this Flash project today. Probably work on the boards and leave the rest for retirement next year. Hope I find a few more projects to keep me busy.
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Aim your first lightning bolt at the 40 pin connector.
Fun game.
Quoted from JohnDelNJ:Got this Flash project today. Probably work on the boards and leave the rest for retirement next year. Hope I find a few more projects to keep me busy.
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Go to Pinfest end of July. There will be a lot of projects there.
Quoted from ibuypinballs:Not a pinball but did score this original Wurlitzer 1015 in outstanding condition.
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Congrats! Looks like a beaut! Mind sharing the cost? I'm always trying to keep up to date on prices of these old beauties. Pm me if you don't care to share. Thanks
Quoted from play_pinball:Our dad loves the show, so naturally I had to pick it up for him. Love Pat Lawlor’s design on this even though the theme is not for me.
She’s in dire need of attention both in form and function. Story is, this was a tournament games at TPF back in 2008 when it was new, where the seller bought it after the show and had it at his house since. He converted it to LEDs and swapped out some rubbers here and there, but I don’t know that he ever changed the balls.
He told me he cleaned the playfield right before he listed it. I can’t imagine how dirty it was before! Took a heck of lot of conversation time to get the seller to commit to his (previously assumed low, but now clearly appropriate) asking price.
Proof that HUO is a meaningless term that should be eliminated from the hobby’s lexicon!
Anyway, dad likes it (or at least the theme of it) so far and that is as the primary point. Need to fix the centrifuge optos before he can really play it though. [quoted image][quoted image][quoted image][quoted image][quoted image][quoted image][quoted image]
Congrats on your CSI! That was my 4th pin I ever bought and I still have mine. Judging by that lab scoop, that game was almost certainly routed and probably has at least a few thousand plays. Mine had some mild wear in the same areas, and it had started out on location and had 2600 or so plays showing, and certainly could have had a lot more. I do think HUO is an important selling point for some collectors, but obviously honesty is key. It’s meaningless if people just make up the history of a pin. Enjoy your pin, and let me know if you ever complete all 3 multiball modes for the 50 million jackpot. I’ve been trying for 3 years with no luck. The best I can do is 2 mb modes. Fun game! Color DMD really helps with the images too.
Quoted from ibuypinballs:Not a pinball but did score this original Wurlitzer 1015 in outstanding condition. The home owner claims his father purchase the machine in 1974.
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I love mine. Original 1946 Wurlitzer, goes well with Elvis!
B1EAC2FF-0F41-460C-A8B2-6D684CED8C60 (resized).jpegQuoted from bseverin73:I brought home my first pin after getting into the hobby, and about 4 months of playing machines around town. Its a childhood classic. Most people hate the movie! Its Batman Forever. [quoted image][quoted image]
Clear some space!! ; )
Quoted from ibuypinballs:Not a pinball but did score this original Wurlitzer 1015 in outstanding condition. The home owner claims his father purchase the machine in 1974.
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Looks great, The Elvira in the background, what is that?
Quoted from pyrotech:Looks great, The Elvira in the background, what is that?
Looks like one of the Coors cutouts from years ago, missing the Frankenstein monster.
I'll do you one better and show you where to get one
ebay.com link: itm
Quoted from ThatOneDude:Looks like one of the Coors cutouts from years ago, missing the Frankenstein monster.
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I'll do you one better and show you where to get one
ebay.com link: itm
Yes. That’s the same one. Mine got water damaged so I only have from the waist up.
Quoted from ThatOneDude:Looks like one of the Coors cutouts from years ago, missing the Frankenstein monster.
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I'll do you one better and show you where to get one
ebay.com link: itm
Thanks, that is cool.
Quoted from embryonjohn:Not a pinball machine but definitely a machine.
I picked up a 1920s 900lb paper cutter.
Took a full day to disassemble, transport & reassemble.
It cuts through phone books like butter.
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Pretty cool, I have owned several of these over the years. I have replaced them all with newer ones now. A phone book is no match for a commercial paper cutter.
Quoted from embryonjohn:Not a pinball machine but definitely a machine.
I picked up a 1920s 900lb paper cutter.
Took a full day to disassemble, transport & reassemble.
It cuts through phone books like butter.
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You need a printing press from 1890s to go along with that cutter
20210624_163220 (resized).jpg20210624_163239 (resized).jpgQuoted from bseverin73:I brought home my first pin after getting into the hobby, and about 4 months of playing machines around town. Its a childhood classic. Most people hate the movie! Its Batman Forever. [quoted image][quoted image]
Not that bad of a movie IMO. Nice pin to have - fun widebody with plenty of modes, one of Sega's better pins. Congrats!
Quoted from Llabnip1972:Game over man, Game over..
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Not fair, dude....Alien and The Big Lebowski sitting side by side in the same game room. 
Quoted from Mikespinball:Well, no machines today. That was last week through. On vacation in Vegas celebrating my daughter's 16th birthday. Did a helicopter ride and saw this on our return flight.
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Can't believe there are not big dots on the sides (flipper buttons).
Elvis had TCB. My motto is NFA. No fucking around
Quoted from Mathazar:Not fair, dude....Alien and The Big Lebowski sitting side by side in the same game room.
Quoted from BorgDog:Can't believe there are not big dots on the sides (flipper buttons).
Don’t mean to derail the thread or if this has been mentioned already elsewhere, but the notion of flipper buttons made me realize that the new PHOF building shown in the post above (#20736) looks like a pinball cabinet including units on the roof that resemble pop bumpers on a playfield (and something that may be clearly visible from planes landing at the airport). Someone needs to suggest to Tim to get some large stencils to do it up right (or maybe that’s his secret plan).
Quoted from Scoot:I have been collecting pins for a few years now but never had the space to keep them all in one place. I had pins at work, at friends, and in storage. I just bought a place big enough to accommodate them all. It's like a pinball family reunion.
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Do you still have a sleigh riding hill for your pins?
Quoted from bseverin73:brought home my first pin after getting into the hobby, and about 4 months of playing machines around town. Its a childhood classic. Most people hate the movie! Its Batman Forever.
Quoted from apinballwiz:Nice pin to have - fun widebody with plenty of modes, one of Sega's better pins. Congrats!
Yes it is! Make sure you join the BF owners’ club thread.
Quoted from yzfguy:Do you still have a sleigh riding hill for your pins?
My pinball sleigh riding days are over thank you very much. 
20190303_170814 (resized).jpgQuoted from Sean_bc:Grabbed a Shaq attaq today. I know it's not popular, but price is right and the basketball theme works for me.
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So long as you enjoy it, who cares about popularity? Heck, its actually a good business model these days! Have fun with it!
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