What 3d software do you use? I'd like to get into drawing 3d parts 
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1 month later
Quoted from Pinballmike217:Interesting point, aluminum is softer than steel. Since parts are at least twice as thick that should more than compensate. That made me think why not machine some pinballs themselves out of aluminum? Of course they wouldn't last as long as steel but with the reduced weight they would fly! They would probably be right between a ceramic powerball and a conventional steel pinball as far as speed goes. It would be a worthy experiment.
Cudos to SickNate for this amazing project! I wouldn't be surprised to see your new style pop bumper adopted commercially. Brilliant design.
Aluminium ball with steal shell maybe?
8 months later
That is incredible looks like such a fun game, love the target which freezes the ball for a second great effect and the subway which shoots the ball UP the machine that’s fantastic, can’t wait to see this thing with artwork.
Keep up the great work.
4 weeks later
Your waaay further then 30% what a silly thing to say. This project is amazing and obviously some ppl have zero clue how much work is needed to get even this far. Keep up the good work.
Just keep at it at your Own pace and do the art how you want. It appears the whole thing is one massive learning exercise not a proto for a production machine so keep learning
Fantastic project
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