Allwin replica for an RAF museum

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badpenny wrote:ps Guess what I'm reading on my Kindle at the moment?
If your reading what I think you're reading, you won't sleep tonight :shock:
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How could you possibly expect me to sleep worrying about you lying there next to her?

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Here are some of the things I have been doing. This is the door itself - the whole machine will be varnished in dark oak.
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These are the bits to go on the door made of aluminium. The pennies sign at the top is not finished yet Dremmel tools are brill.
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Nothing wrong with that !THUMBS! Should look quite convincing once finished. Please keep us up to date with your progress :tarah:
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Here is another, with the back board on, just waiting for my glass to be delivered. Then I am going to drill the ball holes, now the win and lose ones. Still trying to figure out how I can get the ball track in as well.
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Looking good to me.

What are you like at E Type Jags? :cool:
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Still waiting for some other bits like the ball flip handle. My mate is also making a top sign as well, to make it look something like a machine, but still a way to go yet.
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badpenny wrote:Looking good to me.

What are you like at E Type Jags? :cool:
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Well, I thought I would put this in here coz this is the cabinet itself with the door on. As you can see, there is a shelf in there, so you have probably sussed out what I was using. The shelf is coming out though, so don't panic. The top and bottom will have fancy pieces on them to make it look realistic, so there isn't any more photos until I have varnished it and got the glass in as well as the ball track, but it will be a step by step photo shoot. Well, I'm happy with it anyway.

Oh, and the cabinet was in our bathroom before I dismantled it, and the wife :cry: :cry: dirtdog
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Hi :D ,
Just in case you are still not sure how to fix the track to the playfield board, I have done you some photos and a sketch that might help you.
And also an interesting link, so you and all your friends can sign our petition & like us on Facebook..... :oops:
[url]http://www.pennypetition.co.uk/[/url]
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Thanks for that. What metal is that, by the way? And also, I have signed that petition the other day but I will do it again though.
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classicgambler wrote:What metal is that by the way?
If you mean the track... it is chrome plated brass. The groove is to keep the ball away from the glass and backflash.
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Oh, OK - cool. Is there anywhere I can get any of this stuff from? And also, I have posted the petition on my facebook wall for you.
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You can get allwin parts from Jerry, just follow the link [url]http://www.allwinspares.co.uk/[/url]
Thanks for the facebook post.
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classicgambler wrote:
................ the cabinet was in our bathroom before I dismantled it, and the wife :cry: :cry: dirtdog
You dismantled your wife!?

Is that the same as screwing the *!@+ off them?
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badpenny wrote:
classicgambler wrote:
................ the cabinet was in our bathroom before I dismantled it, and the wife :cry: :cry: dirtdog
You dismantled your wife!?

Is that the same as screwing the *!@+ off them?
!MADEME! although it would have been my pleasure
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Well, I have varnished the cabinet and the door, put the bits back on the door, and now the glass is in. You might not be able to see it, but it is there. It's coming on now - I'm just waiting for the ball track to turn up, maybe Tuesday or Wednesday, before completion.
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Hi Leslie, it is starting to look like the real thing now !THUMBS!
I have just been looking at your new facebook slot machine group [url]http://www.facebook.com/groups/289907117793253/[/url] !TAPTAP! well done
And thanks for the "like" on our page.. [url]http://www.facebook.com/pages/Penny-Pet ... 5220464908[/url] :tarah:

just had to edit this, I forgot the [XURL][/XURL] again!!! !!JUNK!!
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thanks for that yer it still has a few items to go on though but getting there

as for the facebook group yes its a new one for anyone to join there is only a couple of things in there already so if you would like to join then why not pop over

[url]https://www.facebook.com/groups/289907117793253/[/url]
I have edited your as well !THUMBS!
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Re: Allwin replica for an RAF museum

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Another update for you guys. What I have done is added the top and bottom fancy panels to the cabinet and varnished that also. I have added the thumb stop and the ball flicker too and attached the door back on and I was a bit like 'Oooo, I wonder what it would look like now?' :lol:
So the backflash is done. Like I said, just waiting now for the ball track to turn up. So what do you all think on my first attempt?
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