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I think whoever converted this drank too much Red Barrel !

Hi coppinpr, click on your User Control Panel at the top, then select Board Preferences in the Options panel on the left, then click 'no' on the right hand list under Summer Time/DST.

Well it worked for me

Hi Martin, looks good. I have used the very small pots (14ml) of enamel paint that you can get from model shops. The Revell green No 61 is a good match. Humbrol also do a good green as well.

As 13rebel says, usually the top lock is a small one without a ring and the cash door lock is a larger Yale type lock, as in pics below (both taken from ebay):

Very different and certainly not something I would do but, saying that, I think the lights actually go with the clown - there is a circus feel about it that matches the Pilwin character.

I can only reiterate all the above comments, well done PM and a big thanks for such a great site which has gone a long way to help bring and keep the slot community together with all the stimulating ideas, photos, tips, humour and cross fertilisation of ideas. **xXx** and lets not forget the Mechani...

And what a lovely machine it is, so rob the piggy bank Hutto cos £4k can buy a lot of other metal.

Speaking with the seller, I can confirm that it is an original Stevenson and Lovett that was refurbished a couple of years ago.

Is this an original Stevenson and Lovett but altered, looks like a good repro job to me - the 'use old pennies' sign is obviously not original - seller is asking £1250

Here is another one Jonathan, slightly different than Slotalots pic but you will probably be able to figure out how the payout is made, but as Badpenny said it would be interesting to see your innovative solution. If you are interested there is the annual slotty auction at Coventry next month (25th ...

The hat suits you Stuart but your wallpaper leaves a lot to be desired.

Gameswat, you are a rare breed indeed !

Very very good jonathans257, I assume from the coin chute arrangement on the rear that there are two lose holes that retain the ball in the chute and two win holes that return the ball for a free go when won.

jingle wrote:Yes I have one of these but it vends a prize. Can't remember if it drops a coin too

Looks like an automatic delivery Jingle, does it have a large circular carousel inside?

Here is another of those coin clocks, I think one appeared on here a while ago. In the description it says " inside there is a coin mechanism, which operates a friction brake on the balance wheel, to stop and start the clock" but don't know why you would want to start and stop the clock :!...

He just went to an awful Taylor

Also some of us have a SWMBO to contend with! " The term originates from the H. Rider Haggard novel, "She" (first published 1886). The character Ayesha, known as She-who-must-be-obeyed, the Queen of Death, the White Goddess,of the lost city of Kôr who rules her kingdom with terror, S...

It's the same old story - buyer beware.

Thank goodness that there are helpful folks like coppinpr to assist, well done.

Just came across this lovely old (ish) photo on the net, I would guess mid 1960s. The arcade is called Jacques Arcade located in Beach Road near the seafront. Second picture, courtesy of Google - there is now a building occupying the site called The Waterfront it is a 'Leisure, Social and Fitness Ce...

and if I take you by the hand, and lead you through the streets of London.............