# The Grasley Garage! Truck & Trailer full of new toys!

**Source:** Pinball Shenanigans  
**Type:** video  
**Published:** 2026-06-19  
**Duration:** 31m 32s  
**Beat:** Pinball

**URL:** https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0oGHB_PbJ-I

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## Analysis

Mike Dimas visits Kevin's Grazley Garage restoration workshop after returning from BC, documenting a major influx of pinball machines acquired by Kevin including rare EMs (Mariner, Vampire), a Galaxy, Barracuda, and the unusual Sea Hunt shaker game. The video showcases ongoing restoration projects including two Rocky and Bullwinkle cabinet jobs, a custom Kiss build for Rob Vieira, Knight Rider near completion, and various other machines in various stages of work.

### Key Claims

- [HIGH] Kevin acquired a trailer full of machines from Hamilton including Mariner, Vampire, Galaxy, Barracuda, and Sea Hunt — _Mike Dimas describing Kevin's pickup adventure with Curtis; visual confirmation of machines at storage unit and garage_
- [HIGH] Rocky and Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends cabinet job is complete with fresh paint; black edition in progress — _Mike and Kevin at Grazley Garage viewing finished blue cabinet and ongoing black cabinet work_
- [HIGH] Rob Vieira acquired a KISS on Marketplace for a good deal and is having it custom treated by Jamie Burchell — _Mike at Grazley Garage, confirming Rob Vieira's acquisition and Jamie Burchell involvement in custom work_
- [HIGH] Knight Rider is nearing completion with CPR back glass and new displays — _Mike viewing Knight Rider work-in-progress at Grazley Garage; new CPR backglass and displays visible_
- [HIGH] Sea Hunt is a rare Allied Leisure shaker motor pinball machine with unique two-handle design and mirror playfield — _Mike examining and testing Sea Hunt; describing mechanical features including floating score reel effect and shaker motor_
- [MEDIUM] A Black Hole machine at Grazley Garage is subject to a deal to potentially convert it into a Congo — _Mike and Kevin discussing inventory; Kevin states 'There's a deal in the works for this' and mentions possible Congo conversion_
- [MEDIUM] Barracuda was designed by Roger Sharpe, Barry Oursler, and Roger Sharpe — _Mike attributing designers while viewing the Barracuda machine; partial uncertainty shown in phrasing_
- [HIGH] 4 Million BC features multiball, zipper flippers, and kickback from 1971, popularized by feature-rich design — _Mike examining and analyzing 4 Million BC playfield and backglass features at storage unit_
- [HIGH] Dutch won a tournament on Saturday, beating Corey, Shinyboy, Mark, and JC — _Mike congratulating Dutch on tournament victory at Grazley Garage_
- [HIGH] John Trest (JC) is building an 'Epic Bally lineup' and is looking for a Playboy machine to complete it — _Mike and Kevin discussing John Trest's collection goals at Grazley Garage_

### Notable Quotes

> "I've never seen a Rocky and Bullwinkle so nice. They're always so played hard that they are just beat to shit."
> — **Mike Dimas**, ~24:00
> _Reflects on the rarity of well-maintained Rocky and Bullwinkle machines; contextualizes restoration value_

> "If you got a Playboy, let us know. JC needs it for his Epic Bally lineup."
> — **Mike Dimas**, ~29:15
> _Community call-out for rare Bally licensed title; shows John Trest's collecting ambitions_

> "This is like... the worst of both worlds. Not the best game in town, but it's nostalgic for me."
> — **Kevin**, ~32:00
> _Commentary on Street Fighter 2 pinball hybrid game quality and appeal_

> "It kinda works. Kinda?"
> — **[name withheld pending review]**, ~42:00
> _Humorous exchange about Sea Hunt's operational condition after acquisition_

> "You can tilt. See I don't even need to flip there. You can do all kinds of flipper tricks."
> — **Mike Dimas**, ~50:30
> _Describing Sea Hunt's unique split flipper mechanic and tilt sensitivity_

> "This is not ergonomic. This is not intuitive. You kind of got to figure it out. Anyway, this thing is awesome."
> — **Mike Dimas**, ~54:00
> _Reaction to Sea Hunt's unconventional two-handle control scheme_

> "It's really cool. And I kind of missed this the whole time. These sort of floating indicators, like number 8 scores 3000."
> — **Mike Dimas**, ~56:00
> _Appreciation for Sea Hunt's unique mirror/holographic score display effect_

> "When are you going to just admit that you need a storage unit like mine? You and Corey need to split one."
> — **Mike Dimas**, ~30:30
> _Joking commentary on Kevin's space constraints at Grazley Garage versus Mike's off-site storage_

### Entities

| Name | Type | Context |
|------|------|---------|
| Mike Dimas | person | Host of Pinball Shenanigans video series; content creator and pinball enthusiast; owns arcade/pinball collection |
| Kevin | person | Owner/operator of Grazley Garage restoration workshop; performs cabinet restoration and pinball machine work; acquired trailer load of machines |
| Curtis | person | Fellow 'Shenaniganer'; pinball enthusiast who joined Kevin on Hamilton pickup adventure |
| Rob Vieira | person | Pinball community member; acquired Bally Kiss on Marketplace; machine receiving custom treatment at Grazley Garage |
| Jamie Burchell | person | Custom pinball machine builder/modifier; performing special Kiss treatment similar to Harlem 100th anniversary edition work |
| [name withheld pending review] | person | Pinball collector building 'Epic Bally licensed machine lineup'; owns upcoming Harlem restoration at Grazley Garage |
| John Highfield | person | Dropped off Abracadabra machine to Grazley Garage for cabinet restoration work |
| Terry | person | Receiving rat rod Flip-Flop restoration with patina preservation; customer of Kevin's restoration services |
| Corey | person | Pinball enthusiast; owns storage unit with machines; has World Cup Soccer being serviced at Grazley Garage for Forked River location |
| Dutch | person | Pinball player; won recent tournament beating Corey, Shinyboy, Mark, and JC; owns Street Fighter 2 machine; works at Grazley Garage |
| JC | person | Pinball enthusiast (also referenced as John Trest); building Epic Bally lineup; owns Knight Rider being restored; tournament competitor |
| Grazley Garage | product | Private pinball restoration and arcade workshop owned by Kevin; showcased in Pinball Shenanigans video series; serves as restoration hub for community |
| Mariner | game | Gottlieb EM pinball machine acquired in Kevin's trailer pickup; features pink/blue art, waterfall zone, scuba diving/spearfishing theme |
| Vampire | game | EM pinball machine with unique art package acquired in trailer; features skull/bat/graveyard theme; red plastics; target value changers |
| Galaxy | game | 1971 Bally multiball machine with zipper flippers, kickback, and Fireball Classic-style skill shot; acquired in Kevin's trailer pickup |
| Barracora | game | 'Main prize' of Kevin's trailer acquisition; designed by Roger Sharp, Barry Osler, and Roger Charles; described as cool machine |
| Sea Hunt | game | Rare Allied Leisure EM shaker motor pinball machine; features two-handle control, mirror playfield, floating score display effect, unique bobbing motor |
| Four Million B.C. | game | 1971 machine in storage lot; features multiball, zipper flippers, kickback; mint backglass with Tyrannosaurus/Stegosaurus/cavemen art |
| Rocky and Bullwinkle | game | Two versions (blue and black editions) undergoing restoration at Grazley Garage; blue cabinet job complete; black edition in progress |
| KISS | game | Two Kiss machines at Grazley Garage; Rob Vieira's marketplace acquisition receiving custom treatment; Rob's machine getting special Harlem-style treatment |
| Knight Rider | game | Machine near completion at Grazley Garage; CPR backglass installed; new displays arriving; belongs to John Trest (JC) |
| Pinball Shenanigans | organization | Video series hosted by Mike Dimas featuring pinball content, restoration, and community coverage |
| Forked River | product | Location receiving World Cup Soccer machine; being serviced by Kevin at Grazley Garage |

### Signals

- **[operational_signal]** Kevin's Grazley Garage restoration workshop is at significant capacity with multiple ongoing projects; machines being stored off-site due to space constraints; Mike jokes about needing additional storage (confidence: high) — Multiple references to storage unit overflow, machines stored at Mike's location, tight workshop space with machines folded/stacked
- **[restoration_signal]** High-quality cabinet restoration work being performed including Rocky and Bullwinkle powder coating, custom Harlem/Kiss treatments, patina preservation on rat rod Flip-Flop (confidence: high) — Rocky and Bullwinkle blue cabinet freshly painted and complete; black edition in progress; custom Kiss treatment visible; rat rod Flip-Flop patina preservation project
- **[collector_signal]** High volume of machine acquisition in recent period; Kevin's single pickup brought trailer-load of rare and semi-rare machines (multiple EMs, rare Allied Leisure piece) (confidence: high) — Kevin acquired Mariner, Vampire, Galaxy, Barracuda, 4 Million BC, Sea Hunt in single trip; plus additional pickups (Kiss from Rob Vieira, Abracadabra from John Highfield)
- **[community_signal]** Active secondary market circulation within local pinball community; machines changing hands frequently (Rob Vieira's Kiss from Marketplace, Monopoly traded back to Kevin, machines being restored for resale) (confidence: high) — Rob Vieira's Kiss acquisition on Marketplace; Mike's old Monopoly returning to Grazley Garage; Kevin stating machines are 'eventually for sale, not long-term keepers'
- **[operational_signal]** Grazley Garage providing machine servicing for commercial route operations; World Cup Soccer being prepped for Forked River location by Kevin (confidence: high) — Corey's World Cup Soccer in shop for servicing; getting new rubbers Tuesday; being prepared for shipment to Forked River location
- **[competitive_signal]** Dutch won recent Saturday tournament, defeating multiple competitive players including Corey, Shinyboy, Mark, and JC (confidence: high) — Mike congratulating Dutch on tournament win; naming top-4 competitors
- **[market_signal]** Rob Vieira scored Bally Kiss on Marketplace for 'decent deal,' suggesting active secondary market with competitive bidding for licensed Bally machines (confidence: medium) — Mike noting Rob won competitive bid on Kiss; James Burchell dropping it off for custom treatment indicating value-add in restoration
- **[design_innovation]** Sea Hunt features unusual dual-handle control scheme, mirror/holographic playfield display, and motorized bobbing effect on score reels to simulate underwater movement (confidence: high) — Mike testing Sea Hunt; describing two-handle controls, mirror playfield mechanic, floating score display, motorized bobbing sounds
- **[product_concern]** Sea Hunt (Allied Leisure machine) partially non-functional; missing coin door, chimes not working consistently, 'kinda works' condition requiring troubleshooting (confidence: high) — Kevin stating 'It kinda works'; coin door missing; chimes intermittent; machines requiring electricity and potential parts sourcing
- **[historical_signal]** Community actively documenting and discussing rare machine design features and production details; 4 Million BC noted as feature-rich 1971 machine explaining its popularity (confidence: medium) — Mike analyzing 4 Million BC's multiball, zipper flippers, kickback as explanation for popularity; discussing feature progression
- **[content_signal]** Pinball Shenanigans content series featuring multiple community members and machines in detailed restoration/acquisition documentation; creating community engagement (confidence: medium) — Multiple appearances by community members (Kevin, Dutch, Rob Vieira, JC, Curtis); extensive machine documentation; call-outs for community participation
- **[community_signal]** John Trest actively pursuing 'Epic Bally licensed machine lineup' with specific hunt for Playboy machine; community helping source rare titles (confidence: high) — Mike and Kevin discussing JC's Bally collection goals; public call-out for Playboy acquisition to complete lineup

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## Transcript

I'm back from BC. I was gone for about a week and in the meanwhile there's been lots going on at the Grazley Garage so I'm going to head over and check it out. I'll try and summarize briefly what I know that's going on over there. Fathom and Centaur have left. Kind of wanted to check them out and see the finished product before they left but hey, what can you do? The Street Fighter 2 that Dutch bought is set up. The Monopoly that Kevin traded for a Jurassic Park is set up. We can check those out. It's my old Monopoly that I sold to Kevin already a while back. So it has made its way back to the Grazy Garage. Also, Kevin went on a bit of a crazy pinball pickup adventure and met up with fellow Shenaniganer Curtis. And there in Hamilton, Kevin brought a trailer full of games back. Hmm, I haven't been down here in a long time. I wonder if my road is still closed. You know what, it does look like it's closed, so I'm going to get over. So Kevin came back with a trailer load of machines, including, let's see, we got an EM called Mariner. We've got a cool EM called Vampire with a really neat art package. He also got a Stern Galaxy, a Barracora, that's kind of the main prize in that collection, and also a Sea Hunt, which they were semi-excited about. And I was like, okay, I mean, looks kind of cool. I thought it was an arcade game. It turns out it is kind of a rare Allied Leisure shaker motor pinball machine. Like you play with two handles or something and it kind of, it's got a unique shape to it. Anyway, that's pretty cool. I'm looking forward to checking that out. Although, I think all those machines are currently in my storage unit because Kevin has no space. He's also started working on both of the Rocky and Bullwinkles, one black edition and one blue edition. And I think there's more. I'm probably forgetting stuff, but we're going to go check out all the above. Oh yeah, I just remembered. Rob Vieira dropped off a Bally Kiss that he picked up on Marketplace for a pretty nice deal. So we're at the Grazy Garage unloading the second Kiss that's in the house here. And inside the game was three pinball books and about 10 bucks worth of quarters. I know you're happy with 25 cents, but I got some money. And also John Highfield dropped off, I believe it was an abracadabra to Kevin. He wants to give a cabinet job. So there's another couple things. And there's probably more. Oh shit. Oh wait. Oh yeah, and Knight Rider's almost done. Oh, and there was a 2 million BC also in that big lot. 2 million BC? That's a lot of years. I'm Mike Dimas, and this is Pinball Shenanigans. Stern Pinball Inc. Gautam, you want to open up the door? Got Mr. and Mrs. London Pinball here, coming to check out the action too. We were just over at Corey's storage locker. Alright, well let's see. We've got, okay so this is the, it's 4 million BC, I think I said 2 million BC. We've got Stern Galaxy and there's, oh yeah, check this out. Let's have a look. This does look to be in nice shape. Wow. What, so this is 71 Bally? multiball and zipper flippers and all that. Oh yeah, right. It's got like the Fireball Classic sort of skill shot kind of looking thing. Oh, kickback, zipper flippers, multiball. This thing's got it all. And here's the head for it back here. So this is the Galaxy. Barracora. That's pretty cool. This is a Barracora like designed by Roger Sharp. Part of the way. I think it's a Barry Osler and Roger Charles. Thank you for watching. I didn't realize just how sort of action-packed this 4 million BC was. I mean, I feel like it was a popular game and now I see why because it's got all the extra features. Pretty impressive for 1971. Oh, look at that. That looks real nice. Really nice. And even the score reels for 2, 3, and 4 are reset to 0, so that could be promising. Backglass is pretty mint, man, and really fun art. We got like a Tyrannosaurus attacking a Stegosaurus or something. We got some cavemen in the background checking out the action. Very cool. Pterodactyl. Okay, here's the Mariner. Thank you for watching. I going to go ahead and show you who the artist is I have to look that up Vampire is a unique art package It just not like the others you know I don know if it a one artist or what but I look that up as well Here we go Let see Maybe the artist name is printed somewhere Maybe the flash will help Oh yeah much better Look at that That is pretty cool I had a chance to buy a vampire like maybe pre And the fact that this exists within Ontario, I wouldn't be surprised if this is the one that I lost out on that just made its rounds and ended up in my storage unit after all. But look at that. We've got skulls and bats and very fun art now. take a look at the play field you weren't expecting to like move every of your machines coming here yeah so basically i think all these are going to eventually be for sale none of these are like long-term keepers in The game is available on the Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, and Xbox One Plus. The I'm not sure how rare it is. Okay, let's check out Mariner Playfield first. Got an up post. Got some Gottlieb flipper bats. Oh, I like the art. A lot of pink and blue. Got some scuba diving and spearfishing going on, it looks like. Got some sort of like waterfall zone over here. Bonus collect area there. I kind of want to play this. I want to play them all, really. I've played that, I've never played this, and I've never played Vampire. But here's the art on the side. Tombstones. Yep, graveyard looking scene there. Alright. Let's see the bloody field. Let's see if we can pick up who the artist is too somewhere. Check this out. It's similar to the back glass. I love the plastics. How cool is that? They're all red. The Ball and Chain. We've got spiders. More chain over here. And look, this center plastic, if any of them were going to be broken, I would imagine that would be the one, right? This thing looks pretty nice. They're all intact. Lane guides. This dude here. And this giant bat. The target value. Okay, these targets change value. And there's a bunch of rollover buttons too. One here, one here, a little baby guy there, and one at the top too. A couple. Oh, one on each of the bat's wings. This is cool. We got to play this as well. We'll set these up one at a time and list them for sale. And then wait, where's the sea hunt? That's at my house. Oh, okay. You have to go back there. All right, we'll head back over to the Grazy Garage. All right, we're back at the Grazy Garage. The doggies are here. Dutch will be out in a minute. And we'll go see what you boys have been up to. All right, let's head on in and see what's going on in here. Okay, so Rocky and Bullwinkle Blue looks like its cabinet job is done. Look at that. That is awesome. Brand spanking new. Freshly painted. You can still smell the paint. I've never seen a Rocky and Bullwinkle so nice. They're always so played hard that they are just beat to shit. The blue's not quite the right color, but... No, you don't think so? Oh, I see what you mean, like the side blue compared to the wood blue. Yeah, because I... It's a little bit different. I matched it to the wood blue, and then when I put the decals on, I realized they're a little bit lighter, but nobody sees it. No, I mean, if you're staring at the back of the machine, maybe you'll notice, but... Or if you're looking at the machine from an aerial view, possibly. Most of them are black, though, right? Yeah, this is cool to see a blue Rocky and Bullwinkle. And then you're doing the black one as well. The black one's over there. Oh, is it? Oh, okay. So that's done, and you're already making progress on the flip-flop here. Yeah, this is the rat rod flip-flop for Terry. Terry, that's right. So he wants basically to preserve the patina and for you to just clear coat it as is. Yeah, and I got to clear coat the Joshua Clay field and preserve it. And yeah, same treatment for the playfield, which is over here. So that is going to just get cleared. So you got to strip this right down to nothing in order to do that. So this is actually a bit of a chore. I'll kind of like try and clean this touch up job off. Hopefully it's latex, not oil, to try and get it to a similar patina. Yeah, if you can get that cleaned off to look back like this, then it'll be perfect. And then this will be pretty cool rat rod style flip-flop. The Al's Garage Band is going to Terry, so... Pretty fun looking back glass here. Okay, so here's the play field for Rocky and Bullwinkle. This is the black one. Okay. And then, what do you got going on here? The twins. Double the pleasure, double the fun. Two kisses. Two Mata Haris. Two kisses, two Rocking Bull wrinkles. Yeah, two of everything. Is it two for Tuesday or what? Yeah, so this one is Rob Vieira's that he got on Marketplace. If you've seen it, you were probably trying to bid on it, but Rob Vieira won the deal. There he is. What's up, Dutch? Hey, congrats on your Saturday tournament win. You finally pulled one off. But yeah, you took down Corey and Shinyboy and was it Mark and City? Oh yeah, JC. Yeah, he was the top four. Very nice. Yeah, just checking out the kisses here. Plural. But yeah, so Rob Vieira ended up scoring this one on Marketplace for a decent deal. Jame Burchell dropped it off here and it's going to get like a special custom kiss treatment from what I understand. Kind of like his Harlem 100th anniversary edition. So look at this. Cool custom shooter rod, pop upper caps. Oh nice little promo plastic apron decals. Gatlin What going on in the garage here and what under the cover here Harlem but I got this weird cover Yeah I got all those things This is a bonus Yeah, it was like, hey, can you use this? It's a Bally machine. You just slide it over the head to put it on. That's perfect. Good for when you have to paint in here. Yeah. This is going to be John Trest's Harlem. Yeah. He's going to have like every awesome licensed Bally in his lineup eventually by the sounds of it. We're just looking for a Playboy now. Playboy is the next one. All right, if you got a Playboy, let us know. JC needs it for his Epic Bally lineup. All right, so what's going on in the arcade? Is it a little bit full? Just a few things. I mean, it can't really be much more full than, or maybe it can be. Yeah, I wouldn't. Whoa, look at this. Holy crap. Okay. And that's the five things folded up. Well, when are you going to just admit that you need a storage unit like mine? You and Corey need to split one. We built this thing so we wouldn't need a storage unit. Yeah, you need to build another one. Okay, I was hoping to play a game of Street Fighter 2, but I forgot. It's folded up. So, we got Flash Gordon. What's the story on this again? This is going to be a JC special? Yep. Okay. Street Fighter 2 is Dutch's machine. He loves his fighting games and this is a perfect tie-in between pinball and fighting. It's the worst of both worlds. Not the best game in town, but it's nostalgic for me. I'm looking forward to playing mine. My old Monopoly, your old Monopoly, and this is, oh yeah, so this is John Highfield's Abracadabra that he dropped off. It's going to get a cabinet job. You say it's got a nice playfield and back glass, so it should be pretty sweet. And then, let's pan around here. Wow, this space is epic. You've got two World Cup soccers in here. Three? Oh, it's only supposed to be two of everything. Two Mataharis, two Kisses, two Rocky and Bullwinkles. Three Black Holes. Oh, hell no. There's a deal in the works for this. And this might turn into a Congo, so stay tuned for that. Pretty sure the deal's done, it just hasn't happened. Okay, and then here is the black Rocky and Bullwinkle. Looks pretty slick. Let's pan around here and get a closer look. Everything's the same except the color. Oh, cool, check out the art blades, nice. Art blades. I have a speaker panel, a decal, a new topper, new plastics coming. Oh, you found a topper? Yep. Actually, I'm going to have three. Oh, yeah? Really? What do you need three for? I got a second one, but then I had to order a plastic set, which came with the topper. Bonus. Bunch of parts here for everything. How much inventory do you have in parts? Oh, Night Riders over there. Okay, so this is Corey's World Cup Soccer that you have been hired to service and shop. Yep. And this will be going to Forked River. Hopefully very soon. I'm getting rubbers for it on Tuesday. Okay, as in tomorrow. Yes. Thanks for watching. And then, Knight Rider is nearing completion. This is JC's. It's a work table. Yep. Very handy for working on World Cup soccer. It's in the bag. It'll be fine. Brand new CPR back glass. Here's the worktop. And new displays are where? In that box over here. Okay. So, it's all coming together. This is a little sneak peek. That's all you get for now. We're in a factory over here. But I'll be back. Oh, yeah, there it is. The third and final pop bumper cap. Don't worry, it's not going to, you know, go back to JC with a burn hole. Oh, right, I forgot. The Sea Hunt. Check this thing out. Oh, my God, this thing is huge. At least it doesn't, like, go all the way to the floor, because that would add an extra 200 pounds. But it looks pretty heavy as it is. Was it a pain in the ass to move? A little bit. This is going to be, couldn't figure out what we're doing with it, like how do you take the legs off? Right, yeah, can you lie it on its back, is that the idea? No, so we have to, hold on, throw it over my stuff. The floor is also a work table. Apparently. At least I haven't kicked anything or broke anything yet. You stop walking, I'm planting you right here. Okay, good call. Have you plugged this thing in and tried it yet? It kinda works. Kinda? It kinda works. Alright, alright. So, I'm assuming it's missing something here? Is this what it looks like? Okay. So, it's got the marquee slash back glass up here. It's a Plexi. Sea Hunt Allied Leisure EM Electromechanical. Thanks for watching. Oh, 6,197, which seems believable. I mean, this thing probably broke after like 100 plays. Being an Allied Leisure game, this is a very weird concept. What have you done? I broke the coin door. Where did it go? It just vanished. Where did it go? It literally just vanished. What the hell happened? I tried to... Oh, okay. It's a little harder to do with one hand. Dutch is just working on getting this thing some electricity, I think. Yeah. I spend all day trying to get things electricity. I don't want to do it at home. Yeah, you got a new job out here, potentially. No, not potentially. I was there yesterday. Oh, yeah? Oh. Hey, wait. I think you need to find a new job. Your electricity skills. Well we can roll this back three inches No It on wheels Or just pull out the cord Well Dutch is trying to figure out electricity Oh whoa look at this Let check this out Big game over light tilt light I like how the eye is on an angle That pretty neat And then this is like some big mirror Oh so this is this is one of those reflector games right Where the playfields down here Yeah And you actually just looking at a mirror image Yeah It kind of like it like a Varkon kind of thing Look at the chime box up here How cute Let try and get one working Nope Thank you for watching. Thank you for watching. Let's zoom in a little bit then maybe. There's a game over light just sort of floating in the, oh there it is, you can see it. Right there. That's kinda cool. It is like holographic. Okay, so this is a pretty good view here. Let's give it a try. Before we go. Ready to start? Okay, so see the ball is kicking back across the top. Oh yeah, okay. Use the flippers to kick it off. Okay, that's pretty cool. So the flippers, I think, pan down here for a second. Yeah, I see it. So do I go up and down? Up and down. Okay. The play field. All right. Well, I got to hit the button. This is like demolition, man. Here we go. We have it. Oh. It's like really slow. It's a little floaty. Oh, the chimes have stopped working. Oh, no. Oh, there we go. It's just not on the pop bumpers. The Now I'm starting to figure this game out. By the for the record there is a tilt bob in this game. You can tilt. See I don't even need to flip there. You can do all kinds of flipper tricks. Before we go I just want to mention that there's a motor in here that makes these things kind of bob like they're in water. What the score wheels? Yeah, look closely at them. That's that little That's that motor sound you're hearing. Thank you for watching. The This is not ergonomic. This is not intuitive. You kind of got to figure it out. Anyway, this thing is awesome. Also, there is a score reel for the ball in place. Oh, yeah, okay. Well, this is a split flipper. Last ball. Here we go. We're going to have to coordinate on our shaking. Yeah, because it's kind of heavy to move. And doing it one-handed is going to break my wrist. It also ended up probably breaking the shaker system. It probably ended up breaking one of the handles off. Thank God that noise is done. Here's a little closer look at the kind of floating number effect. And why we have to listen to that awesome noise. Mike's just too sensitive. It's really cool. And I kind of missed this the whole time. These sort of floating indicators, like number 8 scores 3000. I'll do my best to hit number 8. And number 8 is right there. Right in front of my flipper. There it is. Boom! Got the 1000 chime for that. Thank you for watching. Alright, one last thing before I head out. I've got a souvenir from BC for you. It is a dog named Kevin that I met at the airport. And there you go. It's for you. Okay, I'm back at the Grazy Garage just for a 60 second like amendment. Just wanted to show off the Rocky and Bullwinkle powder coating has come in. Thank you for watching. Thank you guys for the visit to the Grazy Garage. We'll see you guys soon.

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