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chas010

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I have a non-working dmd pin that im going to come up with a fun way to dispose of it. Anybody have a scenario they would like to see happen to a newer pin just out of curiousity? Fall out of a pick up maybe, run over by construction equipment? Lets hear some ideas!

Jason
 
pull the legs and playfield off and put it in your front yard with some flowers in it?
 
I have a non-working dmd pin that im going to come up with a fun way to dispose of it. Anybody have a scenario they would like to see happen to a newer pin just out of curiousity? Fall out of a pick up maybe, run over by construction equipment? Lets hear some ideas!

Jason

It would be really funny if you fixed it...:rolleyes:
 
What pin is it? I bet you could find someone to BUY it from you.
 
You COULD make a killer coffee table out of it. Remove and clean up the pf, attach flat wooden sides to it (6" or taller), add the siderails (cut off the top ends) and the lockdown bar at one end. Add a second lockdown bar at the to end. Attach legs (you can get them pre-made at many hardware stores) and you have a really nice glass-top coffee table. Best bet is to also drill and mount the plunger and flipper buttons. Go crazy and wire the pf lights in parallel, and add a transformer to light it up!

(I did this with a salvaged Galaxy pf and it is a killer glass-top coffee table!)

You can still submit the rest of the pin to a destructive experience.
 
You COULD make a killer coffee table out of it. Remove and clean up the pf, attach flat wooden sides to it (6" or taller), add the siderails (cut off the top ends) and the lockdown bar at one end. Add a second lockdown bar at the to end. Attach legs (you can get them pre-made at many hardware stores) and you have a really nice glass-top coffee table. Best bet is to also drill and mount the plunger and flipper buttons. Go crazy and wire the pf lights in parallel, and add a transformer to light it up!

(I did this with a salvaged Galaxy pf and it is a killer glass-top coffee table!)

You can still submit the rest of the pin to a destructive experience.

Now thats what im talking about.........
 
Im kind of in on the human wreckingball thing. Would be cool to see a 3rd rope elbow into the glass.
 
You COULD make a killer coffee table out of it. Remove and clean up the pf, attach flat wooden sides to it (6" or taller), add the siderails (cut off the top ends) and the lockdown bar at one end. Add a second lockdown bar at the to end. Attach legs (you can get them pre-made at many hardware stores) and you have a really nice glass-top coffee table. Best bet is to also drill and mount the plunger and flipper buttons. Go crazy and wire the pf lights in parallel, and add a transformer to light it up!

(I did this with a salvaged Galaxy pf and it is a killer glass-top coffee table!)

You can still submit the rest of the pin to a destructive experience.

Can you post a pic? Sounds cool!
 
I have a non-working dmd pin that im going to come up with a fun way to dispose of it. Anybody have a scenario they would like to see happen to a newer pin just out of curiousity? Fall out of a pick up maybe, run over by construction equipment? Lets hear some ideas!



Must be nice to be able to destroy something that collectors and pinball mechanics would be more than priveleged to have and give you money for it!
A quote from my Williams Cyclone directed to you "WE HAVE A WINNER!"
You disgust the pinball community.
 
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