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What machine did you bring home today? Post your pictures!

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#26601 10 months ago
Quoted from epeabs:

Congrats. What a gift. A Shadow.....and you even have vinyl in the same room as I do. My Shadow just left. But it was the only way I could work in an Alien LV. Pinball on one wall, vinyl on the other.
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Are those Tyler Acoustics speakers?

#26602 10 months ago
Quoted from BlackBelt:

Are those Tyler Acoustics speakers?

Good eyes. Yes, Tyler Acoustics MM5x's. I had Ty build them as floorstanders. They sound awesome. I love them.

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#26603 10 months ago

Can you fit two pins into a Jeep?

Yes, yes you can.

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#26604 10 months ago

Looks like they fit nicely! Good titles too!

Chris

#26605 10 months ago
Quoted from TractorDoc:

Can you fit two pins into a Jeep?
Yes, yes you can.
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I wonder if that is my old Time Machine I brought back from the dead, last I knew it was in Western PA.

Just looked at some pics, it isn't. I can tell by the cabinet wear or lack there of.

#26606 10 months ago
Quoted from TractorDoc:

Can you fit two pins into a Jeep?

Yes, yes you can.

Just drop those off at my house please and I will add them to the lineup. It is only a small trip ha ha, I will cover gas.

#26607 10 months ago
Quoted from boost:

10 hours from TX to Alabama Saturday to pick up a Rick and Morty BSE from PinJump
Then 12 hours back, the wife and I stopped in Memphis.
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I sold mine last year. Perhaps I underestimated the demand for RM. oops! Congrats on the find.

#26608 10 months ago
Quoted from epeabs:

Good eyes. Yes, Tyler Acoustics MM5x's. I had Ty build them as floorstanders. They sound awesome. I love them.

Love em! I used to have the original D1's...Ty is the nicest...enjoy!

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#26609 10 months ago

I seem to like my early Sterns. Thanks to Clintonian for doing an awesome job on the cabinet, and for being real easy to deal with.

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#26610 10 months ago

Graphics look way better than original. Just odd not seeing Galaxy black. A guy wants to buy mine and I keep telling him no. It’s hard to not pass it on and go find another project.

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#26611 10 months ago

This one's not tough to guess.

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#26612 10 months ago
Quoted from Willathrilla:

This one's not tough to guess.
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Hollywood Heat! Nice

After LEDing mine out, it’s stuck around much longer than I thought! Really surprisingly enjoyable game with fun music!

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#26613 10 months ago

7 hour round trip drive but worth it.. going back tomorrow for another

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#26614 10 months ago

Hollywood Heat is my personal favorite in the 80B lineup. The end-of-game bonus countdown is the most epic in all of pinball… lets the whole arcade know something crazy is happening.

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#26615 10 months ago

Bought another Iron Maiden LE
Should go well with FFLE, and GZLE.

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#26616 10 months ago

I had been on the look out for one for quite some time now, luckily i was able to come in contact with a very nice guy from Belgium (2nd owner) who was willing to part ways with his. A pretty much stock TRON LE. After further investigation, i came to the conclusion that NOTHING, but i mean NOTHING had been changed out from when it rolled out of the factory. Its still got the factory rubbers + bulbs in even. Will be fun to try to restore it back to its glory days.

One other thing that really surprised me is the difference in prices compared to here in EU and the USA. Would you guys believe me if i told you that i picked this thing up for 10K euro's? lol..

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#26617 10 months ago

Just picked up this beast. I hope nothing happens to me on the way home!

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#26618 10 months ago
Quoted from Pastor69:

I had been on the look out for one for quite some time now, luckily i was able to come in contact with a very nice guy from Belgium (2nd owner) who was willing to part ways with his. A pretty much stock TRON LE. After further investigation, i came to the conclusion that NOTHING, but i mean NOTHING had been changed out from when it rolled out of the factory. Its still got the factory rubbers + bulbs in even. Will be fun to try to restore it back to its glory days.
One other thing that really surprised me is the difference in prices compared to here in EU and the USA. Would you guys believe me if i told you that i picked this thing up for 10K euro's? lol..
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Wow that is a GREAT deal for an LE that is unmolested.

#26619 10 months ago

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Quoted from Scotty_K:

Just picked up this beast. I hope nothing happens to me on the way home!
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Congrats, you're going to love it! It's one of the most brutal pins ever made, though. Practice your pin skills!

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#26620 10 months ago

Just brought a Bally Surfers home. I feel fortunate and thrilled!
It is now a never ever sell HUO, but I need serious advice.

Do I restore the playfield and cabinet or should I leave this rare #1 rated EM pin alone?

- Cabinet 6/10 (several episodes of thick, generalized and now flaking paint tracing, semi Ok for now)
- Backglass 10/10
- Plastics 10/10
- Playfield 7/10 (planking, a few wear to wood spots but no touchups ever, wrong bumper caps)
- Mechanicals AOk
- Everything works, zippers, kickback, return lane, third flipper, balloons, lighting, some Leds)
- all original under the hood and backbox, all there, no hacks.
- solid no rot, not original flippers, repainted Bally legs)

All advice appreciated, Thank You.

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#26621 10 months ago
Quoted from ManyQuarters:

Just brought a Bally Surfers home. I feel fortunate and thrilled!
It is now a never ever sell HUO, but I need serious advice.
Do I restore the playfield and cabinet or should I leave this rare #1 rated EM pin alone?

Wow. Congrats on your Surfers score. The classic Bally’s have been popping up today… your Surfers, a friend found an Op Pop Pop and another very rare Round Up was discovered.

The cabinet paint used by Bally in 1967 and 1968 was an inferior texture type to hide blemishes in the wood but it does not do well with age and humidity and it flakes profusely. While yours looks presentable and sealed, it is no longer original, so a repaint would be an improvement BUT you will be cutting your own stencils. Note the color geometry is off so don’t copy what is there but consult other pictures and the flyer. Bally got away from webbing in 1967 so doing the black flyspecking on the base cabinet is easier.

As you mentioned, the white flippers are not factory and all 3 should be red/orange. Those are NLA so watch for a parts machine if you want to return it to original. Correct style and color pop bumper caps are available from PBR. The flipper buttons should be white, not red. This style of playfield post is also NLA so clean them/ultrabright them.

The playfield glass is held in a canopy frame and is 1-1/2” shorter than standard pinball glass and will be a custom order piece of glass. Taking apart the canopy frame is easy but reassembly is a PITA. Take the time to clean and polish the frame while disassembled. You can sand and buff the stainless steel to a near mirror finish along with really shining up the shooter, cabinet bolts, door trim and restoring/repainting the coin door. I put on new chrome legs but painted is factory.

I don’t have the patience or the skill to do playfield color match touch ups and clearing but what I can do is polish/buff every piece of exposed metal including all screw heads. I found a matching spray paint and repainted the top metal arch and side metal rails. Even just repainting the black key lines around inserts and eliminating the gap that is filled with white wax residue helps. These little things all add up.

Here are some pictures of my Surfers.
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#26622 10 months ago
Quoted from ManyQuarters:

Just brought a Bally Surfers home. I feel fortunate and thrilled!
It is now a never ever sell HUO, but I need serious advice.

This is a spectacular Zale/Kelley asymmetrical zipper-flipper creation. Congratulations!

My collection includes six Williams' games from that era. Two are restorations, with A-Go-Go and Moulin Rouge done by talented professionals. Three games, King Pin , Vagabond , and Olympic Hockey , saw heavy arcade duty, and Gulfstream saw home use, then lengthy inactivity.

Your game is going to have resale value because it is just a very popular game. Do you want your game to have optimal value for resale or do you just want to play it, and have it look decent, but not perfect?

I took a medium route with the latter set of games. I cleaned up the cabinets by getting rid of grime, lightly sanding them, filling large gaps with wood bondo, matching some paint, and then putting several coats of clear, satin polycrylic to seal the cabinet. I did some backglass painting on small spots with mixed results. The playing fields aren't perfect, but they work just fine for pinball. I've replaced some bumper caps and done some simple maintenance and cosmetic stuff on all of them.

I did not fill in the bumps and bruises on the cabinets, unless a corner or other larger areas were damaged or missing.

From your pictures, your game looks to be in very good shape. The weakest part is the paint job on the cabinet body. You may consider whether you want to spend the money on quality paint stencils and a new paint job. Only because you have a valuable game might it be financially smart to sand down and repaint the cabinet.

I agree with the previous poster, who has beautiful Surfer games, that the flippers and other smaller fixes should be done.

You have a nice, relatively small problem to solve. The good news is that you have a fantastic game to play whenever you want.

#26623 10 months ago

Thankyou Ballypin for Your most excellent advice and observations!

Your last Surfer picture (3472) is amazing!
To see an adjacent pin's perfect image reflected like that in the side rail is something to strive for!

I agree, I might as well shine up all the original metal on the playfield, cabinet and coin door, it will, like You say, add up. Cab paint has already been altered so nothing to lose there, just wish stencils were available.

My main worry is not to make an irreversible and later regrettable restoration mistake/disaster to such a pin as this, hence the request for advice.

* [Once, and with great lament, I could have owned a piece of history and bought a not too badly wrecked 60's Shelby R Mustang for $4,000 in 1979. Me, being a young dummkopf didn't, and the dang thing now, because of its' race pedigree in unrestored, wrecked original condition is worth more than a similar immaculately restored garage queen!?]

So, what to do with Surfers?

#26624 10 months ago

Thank You OldHockeyGuy and so true:

Quoted from OldHockeyGuy:

The good news is that you have a fantastic game to play whenever you want.

...and wherever I want!
It's in 'the kitchen' with a mint Gottlieb's Hit The Deck!!
Gotta love that!

And to answer Your question:

Quoted from OldHockeyGuy:

Do you want your game to have optimal value for resale or do you just want to play it, and have it look decent, but not perfect?

All my games are never ever sell keepers, flipping pins is not my passion or reason for buying.
So that leaves: What to do with a #1 rated rare but not perfect, now HUO machine?

I have done near perfect meticulous playfield touchup/restorations (Bally Atlantis and Elektra) but Surfers, I don't know, maybe I should just leave it alone, enjoy it as is at home but polish up all existing parts as suggested previously by Ballypin. Maybe it will look so much better after that, so as to humble the remaining playfield wear and cab overpaints?
Don't really want to wear down the playfield much more either though!

So I'm in a conundrum about this. I just don't want to make an irreversible dummkopf...doh!...kind of restoration mistake to this, such a pin.

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#26625 10 months ago
Quoted from superNoid:

Wow that is a GREAT deal for an LE that is unmolested.

For sure, but it is really dirty though. Besides that it has a tiny bit of scoop wear, ill probably get a cliffy over that asap. Rest of the PF still looks great since its been covered by dirt from the rubbers for a long time.

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#26626 10 months ago

Demolition Man and F-14 out James Bond in. I remember thinking I would never be able to afford a modern game now I have two.
Years of buy/sell/repair/trade really do pay off!

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#26627 10 months ago
Quoted from ManyQuarters:Thank You OldHockeyGuy and so true:

...and wherever I want!
It's in 'the kitchen' with a mint Gottlieb's Hit The Deck!!
Gotta love that!
And to answer Your question:

All my games are never ever sell keepers, flipping pins is not my passion or reason for buying.
So that leaves: What to do with a #1 rated rare but not perfect, now HUO machine?
I have done near perfect meticulous playfield touchup/restorations (Bally Atlantis and Elektra) but Surfers, I don't know, maybe I should just leave it alone, enjoy it as is at home but polish up all existing parts as suggested previously by Ballypin. Maybe it will look so much better after that, so as to humble the remaining playfield wear and cab overpaints?
Don't really want to wear down the playfield much more either though!
So I'm in a conundrum about this. I just don't want to make an irreversible dummkopf...doh!...kind of restoration mistake to this, such a pin.[quoted image]

Love the Hit The Deck! Growing up, my family had the Neptune version of this game. My mom bought it brand new in 1978 for something like $500....I was 13. Man I wish I still had that...we sold it 1982 for about the same price when we moved out of state.

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#26628 10 months ago

Not a machine but does gameroom decor count? Got this from dmacy at the Allentown show and finally got it to the basement. Recycled a glass from an old cocktail table arcade game.
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#26629 10 months ago
Quoted from SilverUnicorn:

Not a machine but does gameroom decor count? Got this from dmacy at the Allentown show and finally got it to the basement. Recycled a glass from an old cocktail table arcade game.
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Chris we have a lot in common!

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#26630 10 months ago
Quoted from SilverUnicorn:

Not a machine but does gameroom decor count? Got this from dmacy at the Allentown show and finally got it to the basement. Recycled a glass from an old cocktail table arcade game.
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Love it!

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#26631 10 months ago

Classic Bally that's been on my wishlist for a few years showed up locally. Been in someone's collection for 35 years. Love the over the top buzzer!

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#26632 10 months ago

A couple days ago!

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#26633 10 months ago

Little trip to CT…

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#26634 10 months ago
Quoted from jorge5240:

A couple days ago!
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Digging that coin door!

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#26635 10 months ago

BOP joined our line up today!

Thanks to #Pinphila for the very fair price and the awesome help loading up!

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#26636 10 months ago
Quoted from Mathazar:

Love the Hit The Deck! Growing up, my family had the Neptune version of this game. My mom bought it brand new in 1978 for something like $500....I was 13. Man I wish I still had that...

Wow, what an awesome Mom!

I really enjoy pins that had multiple versions like Neptune / Hit the Deck / Poseidon. They show that manufacturers took the thought and time to tinker with the look and play of the same game...kind of like what other pinheads and myself enjoy doing at home. It gives us ideas and essentially greenlights further personal modifications.

On that very train of thought, it's about time I put a few pics out there of my modded HTD that I call Deck Witch. (All mods can easily be returned to stock.):

- The main one is the Seawitch upper apron plastics. I slightly trimmed the upper left SW plastic to fit, but leaving "Her" best attributes intact, losing the sword and resting 'her bikini top on the rubber...bumper!!?' The other side rests on the ball gate. The ocean waves are a perfect match with the backglass wave colours.
I just saw that big white Gottlieb upper and lower aprons as empty canvas crying out to be enhanced. Bally, Williams and Stern were way ahead in this department, just another reason Gottlieb fell behind! The hardest part was fabricating the central tie together bracket.

- I always liked how the bumper caps sloped upwards subtly towards the back, so I took that idea a step further and sloped all the plastic lane guides similarly using taller back posts.

- I love the finned red posts and added teal posts (some lit for a yellow green glow) in colour matched areas of the playfield.

- To enhance illumination to the new upper plastics I added post lights to the two remaining original white posts. Wow, super cool glow effect!

- Lit in red led the central ball drain holder.

- Added an orange led light under Poseidon's playfield crown.

- Translucent rubbers and colour matched leds add to the glow.

- And finally, replaced the yellow star central bumper cap with a Joker cap (seems more in tune with the card theme).

* [First pic is stock look for comparison]:

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#26637 10 months ago

Will be posting pics of this in the back of the truck tomorrow. I'm super excited about this one, my second Steve Kordek/ Christian Marche title. Only 25 minutes from home, mechanically sound and plays great. I can't wait to start betting on the ponies.

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#26638 10 months ago

I’m think we should rename this thread what has Colsond3 grabbed this week! Haha!

Quoted from Colsond3:Little trip to CT…
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#26639 10 months ago

Nice Hit The Deck. Would recommend double-lamping those red star rollovers to eliminate the half-shadows on the other side. It’s a nice tweak.

Kickout holes too!

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#26640 10 months ago

#wings pickup today. This is an early one where Rock-ola used a leftover Juggle Ball cabinet, which explains the red cabinet instead of the stained wood of Wings. You can see where they filled the hole for the shooter push rod and the slot where the bar would pass through the lockdown bar. 6C7A2D8D-EE5E-4F95-86DD-1BEFD882D30D (resized).jpeg6C7A2D8D-EE5E-4F95-86DD-1BEFD882D30D (resized).jpeg3578ED2E-DE07-4B99-946B-20BF7D2E692F (resized).jpeg3578ED2E-DE07-4B99-946B-20BF7D2E692F (resized).jpeg72911612-6A5C-4931-ABF2-37F59D1B7E37 (resized).jpeg72911612-6A5C-4931-ABF2-37F59D1B7E37 (resized).jpeg75D80AD7-C527-471F-AAAD-2F7E23D49914 (resized).jpeg75D80AD7-C527-471F-AAAD-2F7E23D49914 (resized).jpeg

#26641 10 months ago
Quoted from NicoVolta:

Nice Hit The Deck.

Nice watch!

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#26643 10 months ago

Oops, I forgot to take an in-truck photo but "Winner" has officially joined the lineup. Now I'm off to the races.

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#26644 10 months ago
Quoted from NicoVolta:

Beware of this thread if you are into pins & watches…

https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/pinballand-watches

Holy Foke! Fifty pages of pinball and watch enthusiasm...who ever knew!

Oh man...not another lament...my poor trashed Seiko quartz or early "SS" red LED emitting something or other watch I had in the late 1970's - early 1980's!

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#26645 10 months ago

Picked a reasonably priced addition for the summer game room(garage).

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#26646 10 months ago

Found a beautiful Defender converted to a Williams Multicade with Joust, Robotron and a few other games. Had been looking for months.

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#26647 10 months ago
Quoted from kool1:

Found a beautiful Defender converted to a Williams Multicade with Joust, Robotron and a few other games. Had been looking for months.
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I love Defender! Only stand up I’ve beaten. Congrats!!!
Nice combo…. Good to have choices

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#26648 10 months ago

Picked up a Take Five at Allentown Pinfest from @oldhockeyguy
It's my first pin, and I love it. I'm a sucker for games with fun drop targets.

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#26649 10 months ago
Quoted from Green-Machine:

I love Defender! Only stand up I’ve beaten. Congrats!!!
Nice combo…. Good to have choices

Wow. Amazing! I didn't even know you could beat it.

I'm not great at Defender but I love the game.. and I love Robotron also. They are pure classics in gameplay and that 80s sound.

Pinball is still where my heart is but I'm so happy I found this cabinet.

#26650 10 months ago
Quoted from kool1:

Wow. Amazing! I didn't even know you could beat it.
I'm not great at Defender but I love the game.. and I love Robotron also. They are pure classics in gameplay and that 80s sound.
Pinball is still where my heart is but I'm so happy I found this cabinet.

It gets pretty interesting deeper into the game. Have fun with it

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