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Dr@No's fun filled (and often long-winded) restorations
Just got back today from Allentown. Official Baseball was a huge hit and was running non-stop. It was awesome to see that, not only were all of the older collectors and enthusiasts all over the machine, but also tons of kids and families enjoyed this 55 year old gem. With my own kids and wife...- DRANO
- Post #237
- Forum: Pinball Blogs
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Dr@No's fun filled (and often long-winded) restorations
Thanks everyone! I added a few more pics. I was in a rush last night. I'm getting a lot of pressure from the family to keep this one. Oye!!! :( The prospect of keeping two P&B is a bit daunting. However, if you're gonna have two, this one and Pinch Hitter are two of the best. Looking forward...- DRANO
- Post #234
- Forum: Pinball Blogs
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Dr@No's fun filled (and often long-winded) restorations
NO SLEEP TILL A-TOWN!!! Here it is! EM pitch and bat porn! Thanks to everyone who followed along and for all the encouragement along the way. It certainly helps and spurs me on. Enjoy!- DRANO
- Post #229
- Forum: Pinball Blogs
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Dr@No's fun filled (and often long-winded) restorations
NO SLEEP TILL A-TOWN!!! 5 days left... and COMPLETE, well sorta. IT'S ALIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Yes, it works :) After futzing around for another hour today I noticed one little thing. I knew that it had to be a short that was not letting me add credits or...- DRANO
- Post #226
- Forum: Pinball Blogs
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Dr@No's fun filled (and often long-winded) restorations
NO SLEEP TILL A-TOWN!!! 6 days left I spent a lot of time on Friday trying to find some schematics for the game so I could have a hope in hell of tracking down my ghost. I was very surprised to learn that IPDB and other online sources didn't have anything. Near the end of the day one of my...- DRANO
- Post #225
- Forum: Pinball Blogs
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Wait, someone who lives downtown has pinball machines?
I guess it depends on your definition of downtown. We moved just over the border into mississauga a couple of years ago, but Ive had pins in two old toronto homes. One was Etobicoke and the other in High Park/Bloor West area. Never more than 5 machines though.- DRANO
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Dr@No's fun filled (and often long-winded) restorations
NO SLEEP TILL A-TOWN!!! 7 days left One week! UGHH!! I appear to be ahead of schedule but, there are always hiccups along the way. Today I finished off the legs and brought them home. Also cleaned up and painted the playfield support arm and the back panel. I'll splatter a little yellow...- DRANO
- Post #223
- Forum: Pinball Blogs
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Dr@No's fun filled (and often long-winded) restorations
I hope you're wrong because I also have my 1959 Pinch Hitter to do one day :D It won't have the charm of he 3D figures but it's a really cool game in its own right and probably more fun to play with the home-run deck and ramps plus the curve ball feature.- DRANO
- Post #222
- Forum: Pinball Blogs