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Tighe, I think it's perfect! If I had more motivation (I still haven't gotten around to restoring my 720 that I have all the vinyl/t-molding for) I'd make a duplicate using one of the two Virtual Boys I own. Congrats on making it to Giz and Engadget.

Looks good, Jon. Wanna come do the touchups on my Funhouse? ;)

I always wondered if there was a story behind it, but was always afraid to axe. :) Oh wikipedia, how I love thee:

Cab cracks me up. His head looks like it's on crooked all the time. Super nice guy, though.

Use two nails with small heads and use the truck mounting holes to hang it. God, I'm such a 720 whore...these will likely end up next to my Nike SB dunks:

Thanks Chris! I got mine on Thursday...just need to start the restoration. :)

You'd be surprised at how well he can hobble.

Jeez, that looks like a train wreck.

I'd do it in a heartbeat for $400 worth of investment, but I have fond memories of this pinball. I'm pretty sure it's the first pinball I ever played.

Why aren't there any pics?

Hmmm....good to know. My FH is finally working again!

Okay, so I'm back with a solution. I had a guy that works for a local op swing by, fully intending to pay him for his work, and he did the work for no charge. It ended up being the 5v wires on connector J101 on the power driver board. The connector was slightly burnt and was enough to cause the...

Nor I. Jon's losing it. ;)

Wow! Congrats!

USPS brought me a triangular box with some vinyl in it!

Awesome, hopefully mine isn't far behind. I thought they had forgotten about me.

Judging by your avatar, I'd think that you'd have no fear of that.

Went with Mouser, as they accept credit card payment. Thanks for your help, Dokert!

Thanks for the heads up. I'm still trying to find out what BR I need to buy to replace BR2. I'm also going to replace C5 on the advice of many things I've read. edit: I think I need a 35A 400V wire leg BR, which Bob doesn't show on his page (he has one with tabs).