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 Colsond3:And the incandescents were bothering me, so after a little cleaning and partial LED treatment...
Still more work to go.
Damn, I always thought D&D was one of the best looking pins out ever - how does it play? Nice score!
Hope you enjoy your Addams Family as much as I enjoy mine . Will be the last one in my collection to go
Quoted from mario_1_up:Picked this up last night.
Quoted from mario_1_up:Picked this up last night.
it's getting shopped and put out on location. once it's done than it will spend the rest of it's days at my house.
Quoted from Black_Knight:Busy morning...
My em lineup. Now I just need to find space to keep them all up.
I see a Grand Prix in the back 
Quoted from mario_1_up:it's getting shopped and put out on location. once it's done than it will spend the rest of it's days at my house.
dont plan on it being done for a long time. I put my personal TAF on route 3 years ago and it is still out. People love TAF (for good reason)
Quoted from Rondogg:Damn, I always thought D&D was one of the best looking pins out ever - how does it play? Nice score!
A rare one that's been on my list for a while. Missed out on a nice one from Crispin earlier this year unfortunately. It is definitely a unique game, with an odd cabinet tapering up the back and a ton of plastics on the PF. Believe it or not, it's a pretty good player with a surprisingly tight layout. Sound is awesome on it, and the art is well done, especially the cab. Original mylar on this, so the PF is immaculate. Definitely one of the Bally Midway games that are worth having...as many of the BM games were kind of ehhh.
Quoted from Blazed:After being pin free for 6 months.... These 3 followed me home this weekend.
That'll teach you to try to get away from the sickness!
Quoted from weaverj:well, i like MM and MB. i'd like to have a MM one day. AFM? not so much. to each their own, right?
HELL NO it's not ok! Get out! j/k 
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Found this Kings and Queens for $250 when I went to pick up a shuffleboard table. Funny thing is that my wife said no more pins until she had a shuffleboard table. Chuckled quite a bit when I saw it. Technically my first "find". Needs some work but overall not bad.
Quoted from Skyemont:Drove 12 hours last night and got home at 4 am this morning for this.
Nice! Where was the drive? Solo or with a companion? I drove 1350 for a TAF two years ago; the things we do for this hobby!
Quoted from Oilrat:Me and my son Jake drove to Phoenix Arizona a 12 hr trip to pick up this beautiful Attack From Mars to add to the collection. Very fun and AWSOME to play.
Wow, you got modman's AFM! His work is truly one of a kind! Congrats on the new pin!
Quoted from ToucanF16:Nice! Where was the drive? Solo or with a companion? I drove 1350 for a TAF two years ago; the things we do for this hobby!
From Richmond va to bristol va. 6 hours one way so 12 total. By myself. The love of this hobby is fantastic.
Quoted from Oilrat:Me and my son Jake drove to Phoenix Arizona a 12 hr trip to pick up this beautiful Attack From Mars to add to the collection. Very fun and AWSOME to play.
Wow very nice... i wanted that afm so bad but ill stick with mine for now
Quoted from pinheadpierre:Loving the massive road trips for machines! Way to be all in on the hobby
I too love seeing this. 
Wow Oilrat, congrats on the beautiful AFM! Gotta love the long hauls with the anticipation of seeing the pin 1st hand and then the Cheshire grin on your face as you drive all the way home with the score!! I received a ticket once 5 mins away from leaving Maryland for changing lanes while slowing down as I approached a red light. Even after arguing the officer's logic while receiving the ticket I still couldn't lose my Cheshire grin from the score.
I finally decided to get around to getting out my Joust (Bally, 1969).
"Veterans Day Special" moment.
Few tweaks, nothing major to get the game "dialed in" (the new pinball lingo term, right?).
My girlfriend played the first few games as I promised, because she put it together.
Still need to replace the thumper bumper caps to get rid of the GI light burns.
I put up my EBD again as well, for a some quick memories.
Space is a bit of an issue right now, so collectors have to be careful and make sure you generate extra support all the time...
Just finished a 15 hr drive back from Grand Ole Gameroom Expo in Nashville with LOTR in the back of the Q7. Found that backbox had to be disconnected to fit inside the height of the loading window. Luckily could just remove the bolts inside the backbox and not have to disconnect any of the maze of wires. Mirror blades prevented removal on the other end of the brackets. Where there's a will, there's a way. Many thanks to a couple fellow pinheads for the help!!
Quoted from Colsond3:Not today, but just picked this beauty up last weekend!!! Waited for a nice one of these for a long time...so thanks to Pinjunky for a smooth transaction and giving me first dibs. I changed the cellar to blue LED's, but other than that game was plug and play. I think at 17 miles round trip, it's practically the shortest distance I've ever driven for a pin. This game rocks...awesome, and fit right in with the horror pin line up like a long-lost brother!
Cool Scary line up
1972 sega rifleman shooter.
Added over 7 years ago: its a 1967 not a 1972. Whoops
Gottiebs Jungle Queen in the house! According to the fella I bought it off he was the third owner and it spent most of it's life in the pinball arcade in Collingwood. Collingwood is a small year round resort town here in southern ontario. I don't believe it has ever been shopped since it was taken from the arcade. Back box metal cover intact, original keys, they couldn't find the paperwork but when they do...they will send it to me. It was moved to fellas warm dry basement many years ago. His reaction when I opened it up was one of astonishment. So he, nor the guy he got it from never knew it came apart because his said 'I'm going to have to tell Fred, its actually easy to move'
Considering it has 144k plays on the meter, the interior looks clean, and the playfield wear is minimal. Backglass undamaged except for some of the see through parts, and that looks to be minor.
Quoted from Cserold:Thanks to Pinsider musketd for a beautifully restored Batman (The Dark Knight). Awesome seller and great all around guy.
Nice pickup! Just curious - what needed to be "restored" on the BDK? It's a new-ish game...
Quoted from ToucanF16:Yep! Thanks jgentry!
I just want to know if you left your wallet on a gas pump on the trip.
Number 42 is home!
Screened Cab. Playfield restored and cleared by Bill Davis.
Now for a little cleaning, adjust flips, replace all rings, slide in some PDI glass and then get that ColorDMD installed.
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Quoted from d0n:1972 sega rifleman shooter.
1967 was the production year, always loved the game.
Production concluded in 1968.
They used heavy springs to generate the gun shot "effect".
http://www.pinrepair.com/arcade/riflema.htm
Most of these were fazed out of arcades by the late 70s.
Quoted from xTheBlackKnightx:1967 was the production year, always loved the game.
Production concluded in 1968..
Hey thanks. I don't know why I typed 1972?
There's a tube amplifier inside that amplifies the gunshot sound. Amazing that it still works.
Quoted from CaryCarmichael:Number 42 is home!
Screened Cab. Playfield restored and cleared by Bill Davis.
Now for a little cleaning, adjust flips, replace all rings, slide in some PDI glass and then get that ColorDMD installed.
Wow very cool .... i was interested in this one also but found a restored one closer...awesome pickup
Picked up a restored WH20 today. It has new decals, ramps, boulders, and Mirco playfields.
I'm going to put in a color dmd, LEDs in the backbox, and get some new instruction cards and it will be good to go.
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