tiltjlp
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- Favorite Pinball Machine
- Flying Trapeze 1934
Thanks to what Patrick has been able to pound into my thick skull, I'm able to finally make some tables without pestering him for help. This time is my 1st hand-held plastic toy recreation, based on the Flintstones. And since the pins, or diverters, on toy pins are clear, I have used miniature invisible walls, instead of tiny bumpers. I've adapted Bob's lessons on working with miniature walls to make it possible.
Not fancy by any means, plastic toy pins have offered both kids and adults a lot of fun over the years, so this will probably be the 1st of many of these toys I'll recreate. You'll need to nudge just right to hit the 9 scoring holes, the center one worth 500 points.
John
Not fancy by any means, plastic toy pins have offered both kids and adults a lot of fun over the years, so this will probably be the 1st of many of these toys I'll recreate. You'll need to nudge just right to hit the 9 scoring holes, the center one worth 500 points.
John
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