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Um, think I'll keep the balls playing side for the next one, depending on what comes in.

2 in UK, as far as I know.

It's up and running at Milestones Museum, Basingstoke with 90-ish other very rare penny machines:

http://www.penny-game.com Shows videos, directions, etc.

That's a good looking machine.
Any pictures of the workings?

Thinking of making a matching range with different fronts.

Just knocked this up.
Bit of fun:

The Answerite is great. Are there other versions of that? like the 6 draw calendar card giver. I've seen a few different versions of the draw arrangement, with different fronts, that all look good but basically do very little.

Nice collection.

Thanks for the info on that.

After selling an item in the Auction, I'm asked to leave feedback for the buyer. How do I do this

Can anybody advise where to have a reverse painted mirror sign made for a palm reader?
Mine is in a sorry state - the silver has disintegrated and the gold lettering has flaked off.

Clowns working model - my next project under way:

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hear are some pictures of the work on bubbles

bubbles up and running

komonsteve part 2 more on the rebuild
with redesigned horse running track
found some genuine old battered horses that really look the part

note the double sided ball launch

more to follow

pennymachines wrote:Thunder - can you go to your YouTube Dashboard and change the setting on this video from Private to Public?

updated thanks

It should be fun rebuilding this - it's in a right state and missing a fair bit.

komonsteve rebuild a quick video of progress
still a bit to do

I'm looking for a picture of the wires that are over the ball holes, top row. Very fine wire, bent to a point, off any machine that has them. I have loads of perspex and toughened glass would be expensive. Whoever buys it can change it if they want. A couple of screws and slide it out. Any idea as t...

I've cleaned and de-rusted the metal work, repainted the frame, greased all the moving bits and replaced the wooden ball catching base. I've made a case of solid mahogany with some original brass angle, some new copied transfer images and perspex for the glass. What I'm missing is the playing field ...

I've decided to cast my own. Been doing some casting as most bits I need I will never find quickly. So I'm making my own furnace, as I also need ally crane grab parts. This will be lost wax casting. Will make a few bits and see how they come out.

Regarding the sailor, have you any plans to sell him or do you make them to sell? If so, how much? The plan was make them and sell them, so I have the parts to make more. Took 80 odd hours and there's about £250 in electronics, metal, wood etc. This does not include the case, which is a one-off, ma...