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Just putting it out there for anyone who may be interested. My wife makes bucket hats and bonnets for toddlers and kids, and she came across some pinball fabric on the 'net. Would anyone else here be interested in dressing up their kiddos in pinball patterns? She charges $25.00CDN per hat...

Pull up the covers 'cause this one's been put to bed. What a roller coaster of a FS thread! Congrats!

I'd take a couple of pieces, too. I took the glass out of my newly acquired Big Hit to find it was not tempered. How did I find out? The sliced hand and all the blood was the first clue. Hanley, wherefore art thou?

He's re-pinning the connectors on your lower playfield, eh?

That game is CRAPS. See what I did there?

I already do! Would rather source them locally though...keep my money in Canada when I can.

I remember a few people talking about a guy who repro's these doors in the (north) GTA...does this ring a bell with anyone that can pass along the info? I just bought my first two EMs, and wouldn't you know it, both are missing the backbox door. I need a wedge door and a two-player door if...

Thanks to MedVet, WilliamsFan and Warlock for helping get another grail into my gameroom. Lots of moving parts on this deal, but the GTA and Ottawa communities came through once again. Grateful for everyone's assistance! Time to find a new grail to lust after!

Ahhh...I can smell the hot musk of damp pinball enthusiasts already! Joking aside, congrats on pushing the ball downfield on your project. Definitely going to be a showcase site.

Happy birthday to the man that keeps the gears of pinball churning in the GTA. Love ya, buddy!

Looks like this is the SS version, Wayne. For these busted up JPs: just buy a $400 Pascal board and be done with the headaches.

You buy a generic ColorDMD kit and download the colour code from their website. In theory, you could just rotate one CDMD throughout your entire collection by just re-loading different code for each supported machine. As for mini-DMD support, you never know...as long as the thing can be...

I think ipsnd.net also tracks serial numbers and locations of P&Bs. Worth checking there. As for games being "registered", I find people just have little interest in outing themselves as owners...no matter how rare a game is. Very few religiously use the IPSND, and even less use the Pinball...

I've seen a lot of odd things in this hobby...but TOTAN used a trade bait for a Heavy Metal Meltdown? That's pinball, baby. GLWS.

Cue Meegis...the only one I know to shell out for a CQ Slugfest.

Look forward to following your repair thread on this one. What a strange game...they did some pretty wild stuff overseas to try and keep up with Chicago.

Wasn't there a guy who came forward as recently as a few months ago that said JPop took his money for AIW early in 2015, around the same time that the first public grumbling from suppliers came to light? Perhaps he HAS TO keep building AIW, as per legal advice, because there was/is still fresh...

Thanks for posting Jack's reaction. Had not read that. Interesting that Jack lent his two cents to Bill B. as he tried to move the project forward. "Box of Lights" is a great term, and will be used in my pinball lexicon from here on in.

Credit Dot interviews Jeff Miller, aka THE PINBALL PIMP. Mr. Miller has been restoring machines since 2005...more importantly, he has recently began to offer the definitive stencil sets for older Bally and Williams machines for public sale...and they are licenced and everything! PEOPLE: Jeff...

Is there a game that has just eluded you? Forget ownership, is there a game out there you have just not played ever despite popularity or high production runs? I can freely admit, I've never had a game on an F14 Tomcat. It has been at shows, and I've seen them around...I just have never...