That's a point. Surely somebody already thought of this?
It would need a much lower temperature setting on the printer.

It's listed in Archive/Locations. At least one of our members here has visited.

Nic Costa's Coin Slot article about Ruffler & Walker (with reference to Sidney Levin) is available here:
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treefrog wrote: ↑Tue Mar 02, 2021 2:00 pm I would never be able to use the software as technically inept

But but but... didn't you used to work in IT?

arrgee wrote: ↑Tue Mar 02, 2021 12:14 pm ...could be used as a basis for casting one in metal.

I guess the trick would be to upscale slightly to allow for casting shrinkage. Nice work.

That's funny. I just wrote a long screed about what we do and don't know about R&W which concluded, "Moonriver's our resident expert on this type of machine. Perhaps he has the answer". :lol: That little speaker grill is a distinctly 'Modern Enterprises' feature. Great info. !!THUMBSX2...

Arcades & Slot Machines, as ever, has informative paragraphs on "Sir Arthur" or "Ginger" (as he was also known) and Burrows Automatic Supply Co. Ltd. We learn that he was originally a cobbler who ran amusement and picture machines from a shop at Villiers Street, and had railw...

I don't have an Arnold game sadly...
Apart from that green metal-cased one, the only other one I've seen is in the States now I think.
I did get a nice jumper for Christmas though.

It belongs on top of this game.



Rare Arnolds Two Player Football with the swivelling players.

marktol wrote: ↑Sun Feb 28, 2021 4:23 pm in Chrome the button doesn't show just a little white block.

Yes, went weird yesterday after I updated the forum styles. I'm trying to sort it now.
Edit to add - Fixed now.

marktol wrote: ↑Sun Feb 28, 2021 4:23 pm It doesn't seem to want to accept my videos though?

If your video is hosted - just post the URL here.

Major update to the Forum style completed today. It won't be very obvious, if all's well, but should fix a number of display glitches and make future updating easier. If you see any problems, I'd be grateful for feedback.

Nic Costa wrote a piece titled 'Sir Arthur - one of the first shop showmen', for the World's Fair - Coin Slot which was republished in More Automatic Pleasures the Coin Slot Revolution, p99.