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I love Todd - thought you might like this.
I love Todd - thought you might like this.
This is great. [emoji106]
Seeing them build those play fields - can’t imagine it was much different five years later when my BW passed down the same line under sega ownership. Answers a lot of questions/thoughts I considered while knee deep in a BW restoration as to how it’d been manufactured.
The levels of labour intensity are amazing. And that excludes all the stuff they (presumably) buy-in like the ramps, wireforms, plastics, kickers, flippers, etc etc.
Looking at that, nobody in their right mind would set up a Pinball business these days thinking it would be viable, *cough* erm, unless they had an excellent idea for an alien game?
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Seeing them build those play fields - can’t imagine it was much different five years later when my BW passed down the same line under sega ownership. Answers a lot of questions/thoughts I considered while knee deep in a BW restoration as to how it’d been manufactured.
The levels of labour intensity are amazing. And that excludes all the stuff they (presumably) buy-in like the ramps, wireforms, plastics, kickers, flippers, etc etc.
Looking at that, nobody in their right mind would set up a Pinball business these days thinking it would be viable, *cough* erm, unless they had an excellent idea for an alien game?
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Todd is such a funny bloke. Great channel
Fantastic video 
@Neil McRae for posting this on the forum. A step back in time watching them build one of the games I played in my younger years 
@Neil McRae for posting this on the forum. A step back in time watching them build one of the games I played in my younger years 
