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He must be married, BP. How else would those machines be kept dust free?

Very nice indeed.

I think I am going O.C.D. I couldn't find the dead fly!

I don't think I will sleep tonight.

Nicely done, BP.

I really enjoyed watching that. Well done to Pete! Nicely done.

Thank you Mr P. Works a treat with Firefox through Windows 10.

I received an error when I tried to link from the menu, but was successful from PM's most recent post 'Sales' link.

Whatever was up with these people? Why dump them over the side rather than recycle the metal?

Making a statement, I suppose. The one that comes to my mind is "what a bunch of knobs"!

Hi, Christophe. Please don't go to any trouble. I really like these coin flicker games and just wanted to see what the completed machine looked like. But I see Mr PM has included one such photo on the first page of this thread. That will teach me to ignore the advice of my tutors of 44 years ago: &q...

Now here is a business opportunity...

http://fieldingsauctioneers.co.uk/lot/174266

If you have one, I would be interested to see a photo of your machine, Christophe.

I do like that 'Rouletta', Paul. That mirrored glass finish looks to be in remarkably good condition. Not so keen on any of the others.

Banditboy, you might like to quickly edit your email address out. Better to rely on sending a PM from within this website if you don't want to be swamped with spam mail...

That is fantastic, Scottie. Are the dimensions of that part true? It certainly proves that 3D printing could be a solution for replacement of low-load components.

Was it Leonardo DaVinci that wrote in mirror script? *
*It was. Images now flipped in Photoshop - Site Admin.

A very nice arcade, Mr Merrivale. Some lovely machines. I look forward to having a play when I next pass through Great Yarmouth.

Just mentioned to the wife that hotels in the States were putting bandits in bedrooms and and asked her to give me a hand with getting the Sega Continental upstairs to our room. "You can f*** right off with that idea!" was her instant response. Women! No sense of humour.

atticbrowser wrote: ↑Sat Feb 17, 2018 11:55 am .... I am told that the (rare) strip 'Sally Rand's fan dance' was a popular one with customers.

Welcome to the site and thank you for the interesting article. Can't imagine why this was popular (BP, look away!):

That bar style is the same as on my Watling. The fruit patterns do not match, however.

speedwell wrote: ↑Thu Dec 14, 2017 3:32 pm

badpenny wrote: ↑Thu Dec 14, 2017 1:49 pm I can't believe people still buy Advent Calendars.
When I was a kid over 50 years ago, their days were numbered.

Indeed 1 to 24 .....
As usual a good un from the master

Hook, line and sinker... 'master' indeed.

Is it possible the vendor components were removed by an operator? Presumably, the vendor ruse was not needed to circumvent gambling law in the UK? I suggest this because I have a Watling that was the subject of a Samson conversion and that has a dowel used to fill the hole left when the vendor handl...

BP, I still have to buy advent calendars for my children and the youngest of them is 25 years old!

I see the form and no error message, PM. I am running firefox on a windows 10 box, if that helps