It's the right side. It's only cracked, but it's one of those unsightly things that will drive me nuts unless I fix/hide it. There are no Cliffy's for NASCAR other than the universal rollover switch protectors. Marco sells protectors made by Stern but they are $75 each. Give me a break...
I can see Stern being upset, but if they wanted $ all they would have to do is actually make the parts. For example, my NASCAR has a broken ramp. It's from 2005. Every vendor is sold out and some of the older threads on Pinside are saying Stern has decided to not bother making more. WTF...
That last photo is incredible. You could tell someone it was the engine out of a time machine and they would believe you. So complex, yet so simple. It must have been awesome to design things like this back in the day.
Creetch... I should have known better that to look in this thread. :)
Simple solution and it looks great. I've been thinking of designing something in a 3D editor and printing it out on Shapeways. Currently I'm designing it for my F-14, but if it works I'll try to adapt it for other pins...
Hi guys,
Interested in...
NASCAR
WPT
NBA Fastbreak
Fish Tales
WH20
Etc...
My limit is around $3K. I am not looking for mint, but I am looking for clean and fully functional. I am open to suggestions so feel free to hit me up with pins you have for sale.
Must be a child/wife friendly theme...
This is just plain cool. My only question would be how do you colour match a Sharpie? They come in many colours, but some colours even Sharpie does not make.
Oh man, I must resist... Those F-14 repro's are beautiful! I'm lucky I have no way to rivet the clear plastics back together due to them being those special rivets.
Blues Brothers for me. Some great sound effects and music in that one. This theme might be a bit out of the demographic though. I have a few years on most of the members here. :)
*Reposting here as I didn't get any reply or comments over at MAACA.
Very cool read Pavlov. I've wanted to know about licensing forever. Glad you asked him about Harry Potter, although most of us already knew the answer to that one. It does seem there is a glimmer of hope there thought.
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Both. I did not have a permanent rink that I worked at. I started off on Zamboni and then moved to Olympia. Olympia's were cheaper, but more reliable to work with so the City slowly converted over and sold off most of the Zamboni's to High School's.
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