Taylor Reese is a person mentioned in 1 episode(s).
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X-Men's busy artwork appears less cluttered in person than in online photos
Taylor Reese attended Dory Kevin Hill and competed in C division, shooting 24 strokes in final round
Taylor's custom pinball rails production has been drastically reduced due to wood supplier mill shutdown during COVID
Taylor no longer has desire to influence other players' opinions about pinball games
Co-host of This Flippin' Podcast, art collector, friend of Ryan Claytor
Friend of show; ran Pinvasion tournament at Southern Fried Game Room Expo
Co-host of This Flippin' Podcast, played X-Men at Center of the Universe Brewery in Ashland, Virginia
Co-host of This Flippin' Podcast; designer of custom pinball rails; fine arts background (sculpture/painting); father of high school senior daughter; produces custom artwork and Instagram content
Attendee at Allentown who took photographs at the event, including photo of child playing Multi-Bingo
EM/WPC pinball collector, River City Flippers league organizer, competitive player winding down serious competition in favor of casual play
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Taylor has a fine arts background including undergraduate sculpture and one year of MFA painting
I was kept under NDA about Drained until after my first playtest
North End Pub now has 25 machines (approximately 18 Taylor's, 5 Mark's, 2-3 shared ownership)
Ninja Turtles and Beatles are out-earning Godzilla at Taylor's location
Taylor received his Godzilla pro within the first week of shipping
Insider Connect is difficult to set up as an operator and has Wi-Fi connectivity issues
Recent code update made kaiju battle modes clearer and more understandable
Keith Elwin's designs tend to cater toward higher skill-level players, which may limit casual appeal
Godzilla offers significantly better ball flow than Keith Elwin's previous designs
Taylor Reese shipped 35-40 sets of custom rails in the last two weeks, including a dozen to High End Pins
A Xenon vinyl album containing sound effects was released for Record Store Day
Tron's playfield layout is based on Congo, not Funhouse flipped
I did not receive any brand ambassador offers from pinball manufacturers despite taking a podcast break
Building a custom Stargazer requires approximately $4,000 in parts even before acquiring a base game
Taylor's pandemic experience was fortunate due to wife's work-from-home status and children's virtual schooling
Taylor has the most rails in production he has ever had
A fully restored classic Fathom costs approximately the same as a new Haggis Pinball machine
Taylor Reese has retired as co-host of Flippin' Out Pinball podcast
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles pinball has been shipped and released
The Pinball Marathon event was cancelled and all participants were refunded
Elijah McClain was likely on the autism spectrum based on his behavior and responses
Taylor Reese sold his Stranger Things pinball machine at the beginning of the pandemic
Taylor lost 16 pounds in 30-34 days on the Whole30 diet
Taylor Reese spent 30 minutes on his podcast arguing that drawing artwork based on existing statues is not original art
Dennis Nordman's last full design work was Wonelli, with Elvira 3 currently in development at Deep Root but not yet released
Taylor experienced tilting and DQ from a classics tournament at the York show due to aggressive play on EMs
Taylor wants an EM with pop bumpers, spinners, and saucers rather than 2-inch flipper games
Taylor is reducing competitive play focus in favor of casual enjoyment
Taylor's first serious pinball engagement was in the early 1990s during college through Addams Family
Taylor Reese is 43 years old (turned 43 in February)
Host/contributor to Flippin' podcast, attended Multi-Bingo playtesting session, has prior experience with machine
Co-host of This Flippin' Podcast, experienced competitive pinball player, recently completed Whole30 diet and fractured clavicle
Co-host of This Flippin' Podcast; teacher/educator; runs rail customization business for pinball machine parts; resumed production in September after summer break
Filmed Nick's EM maintenance course at Richmond Pinball Collective; provided technical support for live streaming
Co-host of This Flippin' Podcast; local to Richmond, Virginia; has played Drained and was under NDA before the podcast; plays P3 machines; mentioned having a wife
Co-host of This Flippin' Podcast, pinball enthusiast, currently in Michigan before returning to school, works at restaurant/hospitality
Former co-host of Flippin' Out Pinball; has retired from the show but may return; lives 12+ hours from Cromwell; primary in-person meetups were at Pinburgh
Co-host of This Flippin' Podcast; pinball enthusiast; discussions suggest Michigan location
Co-host of This Flippin' Podcast, turned 50, primary operator of North End Pub location, has kids, coaches wrestling
Co-host of This Flippin' Podcast, early adopter of Godzilla pro, operator/venue owner with pinball machines
Co-host of This Flippin' Podcast, custom pinball rail manufacturer, collector, and game restorer; based on context appears to work from home with family during pandemic; runs high-demand rail production business sourcing materials and fulfilling orders via Pinside
Local EM/bingo player and podcast guest; recently entered VM (video machine) world; won competitive bingo tournament
Co-host of 'This Flipping Podcast' with Tommy Skinner; previously appeared on The Classic Pinball Podcast with Dave and Joel DeGuzman
Friend of Nick Baldridge; recently acquired a Gottlieb Super Soccer four-player EM machine; has own podcast called 'This Flippin' Podcast'.
Co-host of Flippin' Out Pinball podcast; absent from this charity-focused episode
Co-host of This Week in Pinball podcast; attended Dory Kevin Hill in Colorado; casual pinball player preferring relaxed tournament formats like pin golf; manages Richmond Pinball Collective community
Co-host of This Flipping Podcast with Tommy Skinner
Local Richmond player who cultivated house league; recruited Clark to competitive pinball after seeing his Medieval Madness photo on social media
Host of This Flippin' Podcast; guest hosted on Eclectic Gamers Podcast
Owner/operator of Reese Rails, co-host of Flippin' Out Pinball podcast, pinball collector with 11 machines, known for vocal impersonations and custom rail manufacturing
Host of This Flippin' Podcast; guest hosted on Eclectic Gamers; recently lost father Robert to cancer (condolences expressed at podcast opening)
Host of This Flippin' Podcast; guest host on Eclectic Gamers in 2018
Host of This Flippin' Podcast; publicly criticized Christopher Franchi's art methodology, arguing drawing from statues is not original art