Shockman
appropriate at this time
- Joined
- Oct 26, 2004
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- Favorite Pinball Machine
- Star Trek
Thanks guys.
StevOz, yeah, thats what I used I just covered it with a strip of wood, I remember nailing it on. I took it off to show you.
Do you like it better this way? Just remove the front edge on the next version.
Progress,
A new shot. Inbetween a weak shot (just outside the Strikes range, a shot that will usually leave just one pin (7 or 10)) and a washout (Just missing the head pin). This shot often leaves a row of 2/4/7 on the left and 3/6/10 on the right, often leavind the adjoining pin in back, just as it does on 'Shockman's Bowling Machine'. I was thinking of calling it 'Bizzle Bowl'. This shot used the same space as a high angle pocket hit on either side but that trigger does nothing unless hit from that high angle. If not hit from a high angle this new shot, which I call the 'Miss' will go down.
PS Don't let me forget to line up the dots on the lane.
Does it look era? I tried for a early modern design, kinda like the empire state building, more round, though not deco. Who am I trying to kid. It's art deco, do you like it anyway?
StevOz, yeah, thats what I used I just covered it with a strip of wood, I remember nailing it on. I took it off to show you.
Do you like it better this way? Just remove the front edge on the next version.
Progress,
A new shot. Inbetween a weak shot (just outside the Strikes range, a shot that will usually leave just one pin (7 or 10)) and a washout (Just missing the head pin). This shot often leaves a row of 2/4/7 on the left and 3/6/10 on the right, often leavind the adjoining pin in back, just as it does on 'Shockman's Bowling Machine'. I was thinking of calling it 'Bizzle Bowl'. This shot used the same space as a high angle pocket hit on either side but that trigger does nothing unless hit from that high angle. If not hit from a high angle this new shot, which I call the 'Miss' will go down.
PS Don't let me forget to line up the dots on the lane.
Does it look era? I tried for a early modern design, kinda like the empire state building, more round, though not deco. Who am I trying to kid. It's art deco, do you like it anyway?