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jimmycowman wrote:In the snow

Wow, I didn't know you could milk bats! And do you plough the roof often? It's very impressive though Jimmy how do you stop it from flooding? Or is the mystery machine a pump for that very purpose?

.......... underwear that goes to the knuckle?.............. what are you blethering about dear boy?

Seems it's a popular pastime in Japanese arcades.................

Bryans fan wrote:........ but I must confess most of the time I have absolutely no idea of what you are on about!!

........ neither do we ............ make it up as we go along!

It's in the cowshed, it's in the cowshed!!! Jimmy keeps his collection in the cowshed!!!!!!!

Thanks Peter, all contributions welcome, when nursey takes Mr Pennymachines up his midday bowl of eggy bread I'll get her to ask him to move it to the Resources Section.

Strewth!!!

I take it the rifle is attached by a bit of string to the door when you go out?

I've had both Royal Ascot and a Caille/greyhound stadium. They crop up from time to time, I seem to think we had a Royal Ascot at one of our Coventry auctions, but I could be wrong as the day seems to blur somewhat.

Hi perana5000......... welcome to the site, come in draw up a rusty Sega sit down, have a biscuit and tell us some lies. Got any photos? Are you talking about machines that had a racing theme/graphics or are you talking about those large ones we all remember that had model dogs and horses hurtling a...

Hi hartjonnyace, welcome to the Pennymachines site it's good to have you on board

Badpenny

You know, not everyone holds knighthood in that high esteem, apart from John Lennon, you might want to check out http://www.cnn.com/2003/WORLD/europe/12/21/uk.honors/ And, if you look at its history, it has more to do with power broking and payback rather than 50's hollywood accounts of king Arthur...

A sound and worthy cause me'thinks, and not wishing to take anything away from anyone, merely to add to the recognition deserved. I beg to comment that behind every great man there is always a surprised woman. Therefore I suggest a couple of Dames of the Empire awards as well. :idea: *If it weren't ...

slotalot wrote:Hi , did you get any more photos of this one or the good example machine he talks about? I would love to see the finished machine, regards Stuart.

Do I detect the faint whirrings of the Slotalot Incorporated Workshops firing up for a new project?

I have only ever seen these machines once before. They were being operated at a steam fair in Yorkshire and were in terrible condition
Good luck with your hunt.
Badpenny

eBay item 350305477276 is a Vintage Reproduction ............ A WHAT???

Even after all these years I'm still humbled by how a machine can outsmart me. My little Mills QT has always been a firm favourite in my collection and after selling a few of my machines at the Coventry auction I had a space downstairs (courtesy of the management committee), so the QT escaped from t...

Yes I used to have one of those, I bought it at a collectors' fair for £12 it had better paint as well.

I thought I'd been fumbled for a minute then, but me teeth are the only original parts of me.

Have you got any pics of this mayhem???? Mayhem Jimmy? Sounds like bliss to me. And it's fine coming from you, who ever heard of a tidy farmyard? :roll: Farmers are known for their messiness, otherwise why do they always put the gate at the muddiest corner of the field ? eh ? SkEpTiCaL I admit I ke...