Wait, someone who lives downtown has pinball machines?

[fantasygoat]

Yes, you heard that right. You don't have to live in the suburbs to have pinball machines.


I'm a long time collector from back in the 90's but after a couple of stressful container buys, plus a pending renovation, I dropped out of the scene for nearly a decade (with a brief return to get the TRON:LE NIB) but now that all the renos are done I'm back in force.

I only have room for the five machines, but I have a crappy 1920's single car garage that acts as my workspace which has another 3 games in it currently.

Anyone else "downtown"?

 

[Menace]

I have a few friends / clients that live in the "downtown" area that have varying amounts of pins in their collection, so they are not just folklore!

Nice little line-up you've got there.

D

 

[BOO]

Well, I have two that fit rather nicely into my 650 sq. ft. apartment located downtown as well. : )

 

[DRANO]

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.

 

[fantasygoat]

My wife insisted on having a dining room at the new house. So, I had to pare back a bit.

 

[REVOLUTION]

Dining rooms are totally overrated

Welcome aboard!