If I were to invest $1,000USD into a topper it would be the Stern one so I could play the new content, otherwise I'd role my own topper and save the cash... or go without one altogether :)
I saw that Lost World yesterday and I think it is in really great shape... if you have a LW with a totally roached playfield this would be a cheap way to upgrade for sure!
Just picked up a sweet Centaur playfield from @eh97ac! This is going to make one amazing guitar!!! If anyone is interested in getting a Centaur pinball guitar made by an awesome Luthier in Hamilton hit him up on his website http://citharaguitars.com/, this one hasn't even been posted there yet.
As a general statement 90's Bally/William games are more desirable and have better resale value than 90's Data East/Sega. Sure there are some outliers like GNR goes for top dollar but I'll stand behind that as a general statement.
I've spent plenty of time on both and would take JM if they were...
Latest #pinballguitar about ready to leave the shop... I had previously mentioned the EK Tele that was in the works for the fellow who originally had gotten the EK Bass... two guitars out of one playfield is a thing...
Why is it no one asks how many plays an older game has on it? DMD or pre-DMD? Because the number of plays don’t matter it’s the condition that matters. That said, if number of plays gives you a false sense of security and makes you happy then ask away… if you offer less for someone’s game based...
I am of the opinion anyone who tells you plays matter is only grasping at straws to make themselves feel better about offering you less. The fact that you've seen both sides in your buying and selling experience really should tell you all you need to know. It is nothing more than negotiation...
For me, game count is the most useless measure of the condition of a game, but maybe game count means something different beyond condition that I'm just missing entirely?
I am the type of player who restarts the game after ball 1 if I don't like how it went... or if the game even looks at me...
I always like to take the pinside average price, apply exchange and hst to it to see if the CDN ask is in the ball park. In Canada I've found sales prices to fluctuate regionally, but that approach as always grounded me from an expectations perspective. So in this case Jungle lord is listed on...
It's good you've found a group of people, they can be really helpful when considering your first purchase, lean on them, they've all been in your shoes at one time or another. As awesome as this hobby is and with the majority of people being really great it is still full of opportunist people...
What in the heck is going on??? That is the oddest collection of story telling and modes I think I've ever seen in a pinball. Acid Plants? Nannies? Zombies? Aliens? Donuts? lol, I don't know whether to laugh or cry, or cry laughing!
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