Time for an update on the old penny arcade archive/locations Mr PM , some of the sites listed are no longer operating

Your artwork looks great. Operating at private hire venues on private land is a good way to go, as travelling old penny arcades in public environments (outside of the usual fairground venues) often evade official scrutiny until some jealous sole makes a complaint, especially when ; 1. it looks like ...

Silver Circles was the machine that had the slide down chute and the coin had to land fully inside a circle on the board to pay a win, via optical sensor inside each circle, then the coin was cleared by the play field tilting. I operated some of these and they can be manipulated by punters after the...

Tooty Fruity machines are nice games to play. The drawback with these are the cabinets, and usually people always move them by one person holding and lifting the machine by the light box at the top and the other person lifting the bottom end of the machine. These are such heavy machines it invariabl...

I prefer 6 for £1.

Nice and colourful.

The wood right before the rotary mech gets pitted and can stop the ball rolling through by gravity alone. Put another couple of balls in there , the weight of the others behind pushes them through.

Good job, nice looking machine.

I think Peter will probably take any currency you're prepared to spend

brigham wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 22, 2020 4:18 pm

I got $1.26 this morning. Hardly a 'bad exchange rate'.
(Unless you can remember the 5/- Dollar!)

Just before Brexit it was between $1.50 and $1.60
Are you going on holiday?