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The first in a series of reviews for pop bumper lighting solutions. First up, the BriteMods BriteCaps EVO. Credit Dot is also hosting its first giveaway...details and how to enter are included at the end of the article. REVIEW: Pop Bumper Showdown, Part 1: BriteMods BriteCaps EVO...

Got a chance to fix a glaring eyesore on the Mousin' Around I brought home from Allentown. The pop bumper skirts were literally disintegrating...or, more fitting, looked like they were chewed up by mice (the ultimate mod for MA?). I rebuilt all three; new skirts, bodies, sockets and sleeves...

I was also taken by the colours on that TSPP...most look washed out and tired. GLWS.

I guess it boils down to the 'Flavour of the Month' effect, too. One game pops up for sale and a few more follow suit looking to cash in. Kind of skews what is really out there. I can remember also remember a few years back when everyone and their brother had a Comet for sale on Kijiji...that...

If you have access to Pinball Ninja, check out his entry for Gamatron which talks about controlling the behaviour of LEDs in these older games.

Back in the day when the line was populated with Polish ladies.

Saw a BOPP in Allentown with Mr. Astill's name on it. Literally.

I'll bet a Bally 6803 is still heavier than that monstrosity.

It's all relative. I've seen more Volleys in Canada than I have Big Indian, Fast Draw and Hot Shot games combined, and each of those games at least triple Volley in production numbers.

It seems that there are certain titles that are more plentiful in Ontario/Quebec than others, despite the production run numbers. Likewise, there are some games that just never come up for sale and are never spotted in private collections. I'll start, only because I've done the legwork on this...

AND if you screw up, the Pimp will cut a partial set for you. Very customer friendly.

Whoever did the filming of the machines from the player perspective was doin' some serious monkey flipping.

Eek...maybe I'm just not a fan of the art style...it's kind of a dog's breakfast...not to mention the photo images mixed in. That "Z" on Godz is also dreadful...

The Pimp's Pinbot stencils look fantastic, too. If you are going to own a 4K Pinbot, you're gonna want a good looking cabinet, right?

A yellow banana? Just follow the clues and we'll know who JPop has been working with for the past four years...

His best and most affordable game, to be sure. The rest are an exercise in style over substance.

Well placed Ghostbusters and Back to the Future posters hung in the background of that video. Is it a coincidence those two franchises appear on the walls of this pinball factory in two separate workspaces?

Use cbiusa.com ...instructions are on their website. Located in Niagara Falls, NY, just on the other side of the Rainbow Bridge crossing.

I'm personally a fan of the "Don't sue, or I'll file for bankruptcy and you'll lose all your dough" threat. And I thought I made bad decisions with my pinball money...but JPop takes the cake!

Apropos it's ending today given the sh*t that was revealed late last night.