I played it for the first time a couple of weeks ago and actually enjoyed it quite a bit.
The middle shot callouts get a bit repetitive, but there is a lot more to do and some tight ramp shots.
Enjoy!
Waiting for suppliers is an unfortunate byproduct of almost any manufacturing business.
No matter how well you plan, there are always delays.
Sounds like they've also been doing some testing with playfield options and were able to settle on the right technology for them. Awaiting more details...
Just thought this was kinda fun.
They've shown bits of it on the sidelines during a lot of the predator update vids, but it's nice to see it finally operational.
http://www.youtube.com/embed/aZs4VVwsH4 ... ay=1&rel=0
Re: FS: Tron Ramp, Scoop, and Shooter Eject Cliffy Protector
Do eeet!
Best Stern since LOTR in my humble opinion.
Hell, I'd do it just for the blades ;)
Black are especially nice in Tron with lighted ramps.
Any progress is good progress Adam.
Mine is just a new basement and I already have a floorplan drafted up in CAD with game names and layout all figured out.
It's enough to make me giddy. I can only imagine your excitement with a purpose built structure.
Re: Sold :TRON MINI ARCADE CABINET VER 2.1
Yup!
2nd best mod in pinball IMO
The first is the intelligent fiber optic ramps being made by the same dude. Tron rocks!
I'm guessing the OP probably intended to find out what your favorite modern game was (as in DMD era), rather than anything really to do with the DMD itself... but that's just a guess.
I also defaulted to the same line of thinking though.
Nice work Barry!
Pins are like Guitars in a sense. Many people don't appreciate the work that goes into having them set up properly in order to play just right.
As for me, I spent the last couple of days removing all traces of pinball parts and paraphernalia from my house in preparation for our...
120 is very rough for finishing.
You should start with 100-120 grit, then you move to something between 300-400 grit to get it very smooth. After that you have to seal the wood with either varathane or primer. This first coat will raise the wood grain back up again, so you will need to go over...
Haven't you guys ever watched some good ol' brainless programming?
We'll watch super bad horror flicks and reality TV for God's sake.
When did everyone turn into a thespian? LOL!
Hey, is this a Canadian production?
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