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bryans fan wrote: ↑Sun Oct 25, 2020 9:32 pm See the Double Decker flyer in resources.

Thanks! Officially adding it to my wishlist, alongside the mini falls style machines.
I only want one pusher, so I'll have to see which one can come up first.

Please consider me as the next quality home for your lovely British two-level pushers ;)

does anyone know the measurements of a Double Decker?

pretty much any Caille machine is hyper-coveted by American slot collectors. They are extremely ornate, very well built, and generally only in the richest of rich collections. As was mentioned, the Morphy auction coming this month has 2 for sale https://auctions.morphyauctions.com/CAILLE_SILVER_CUP_...

Not sure about the weight, but for their size they're not especially heavy. A laminated ply case is significantly lighter than oak. Apart from that, the motor and gearbox contribute most of the weight. They do get heavy when full of coins though... thank you kindly, it's perfectly sized. OK that do...

rneccano wrote: ↑Sun Oct 18, 2020 5:49 pm

now that's what I love to see! thanks

gameswat wrote: ↑Fri Nov 08, 2019 3:44 pm Great game, the most fun of all the ABT pistols because of the animated target gallery. They packed a lot into such a small game.

what do you mean by animated target gallery? I thought the targets just sat there on these ABT games?
Up or down....

Does anyone know the measurements for the table-top Mini Falls / Penny Falls / Rota-Soccer / Mini Cakewalk (Jezzard) machines? curious if I can fit one...
oh and weight if you have it.

I want to thank Cait001 for the original posting regarding the "Barrels of Fun." My Ebay hunting days are in my rearview mirror so without the sharp eye of Cait001, I would not be the current conservator of aforementioned game. When things slow down on the farm, I will post more informati...

this is such a cool machine, probably my favourite electro-mechanical pusher I've encountered.
I saw one recently in North America for $3500 USD.

here is a random gameplay video from 2014 I found

Love this video. A friend of mine has one of these in USA but the graphics are showing lots of wear.

pennymachines wrote: ↑Thu Sep 24, 2020 8:04 pm At $392, I say he stole it!

British machines tend to be twice as valuable in the UK markets vs the North American markets, thanks to lack of nostalgia.

Machine sold for US $392.00.
Since these seem to be rare, here's more photos for the forum archive.

$2250 for a clown catcher! What currency is that? http://www.swissauctioncompany.com/sing ... 1655&aid=4

oh yes, parts of it look exact to John's Shooting Range.

brigham wrote: ↑Mon Sep 14, 2020 8:00 amAs opposed to a malnourished POW being hit with the butt of a rifle...

Why would you want a game themed around that?

Anyone seen one of these before?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Trade- ... 3108955573

Looks kind of... "indie"...

This pachinko machine from the '70s also has the "good luck" version of the swastika on it. Needless to say, I didn't want to have to explain the difference between swastikas, so it wasn't a machine I kept. 20171203_191357a.jpg On the plus side, the center attraction features a drunk man g...

A dismantled hall of mirrors!

I love it!

Thanks, fixed my typo. Well if you see one again, know that you have a buyer across the ocean.