The game itself, once it was set up, needed very little. I hand tested each motor as well as each stepper. The motors turned freely and were just fine, and the steppers moved by hand very easily as well. I did not lift the playfield and hand test the shutter motor, but I was encouraged upon testing the control unit and mixer motor that the shutter motor would work. Holey nicely Multip Sü freud, налis Amadoris, red hp shiciones yangne, I was able to clean the glass. Thanks again to Len for those. Because the glass was fairly dirty, I guess, from rubbing it up against that cardboard for all those years. But it cleaned very easily and it looked nice. It looked like a piece of glass. It's just unfortunate that it's so sharp. And it puts into perspective some of the I'm a fan of the games that I've had before which didn't have tempered glass or if they did have tempered glass, you know, maybe they had sharp edges as well and hey, I guess that's how it was. Just very interesting. Anyway, what a beauty. That game was just amazing and it was a lot of fun to play and speaking of that, Dennis got the first game, of course, as his only right. Knapp Arcade is everywhere. N judge N I hit the gate feature, put three balls in the purple section, and then held down the R button and unfortunately the game got stuck. The sequence unit locked on. So I manually stepped it all the way up and then reset it and it got stuck again. So thankfully Phil Bogema was there and he had the presence of mind to tell me the relay that needed to be hit in order to start the golden game. Position 29 is the The game started anew. So I was excited to see that that worked. That's a feature that's unique to Golden Gate and SilverSails. As with just about anything in the game, we weren't really sure even if the game fired up and played, would it score? Would it do anything? Were there going to be adjustments needed? And it seems like very few were actually needed. I lost the Golden Game because I'm an excellent player and then Steve Smith, my friend here, who taught me Everything I know about bingos came up and he got a hit in the section and got a sectional win and that worked the sequence unit and that worked just fine. So after that the game was pretty much okay. Unfortunately, I walked away from the game at one point and somebody got some kind of sectional hit and I didn't realize that was going on and the sequence unit locked on again and the oil started smoking. Idiot mam lockout 円아녀아 Sims X The back glass will be back box down you know that's beyond what you want to do with a show so uh... that game wasn't on free play uh... so occasionally i would reach in and put fifty or so credits on register if somebody wasn't winning and uh... Steve came back and hit a golden game for 300, no 450 credits at one point. Sorry to cut you short there Steve. And just amazing. I mean it paid perfectly, everything worked, just great. So Friday and Saturday we had a bunch of winners come through. I was not doing as much of I'm not as good with the teaching as I normally do because I was embroiled in various conversations. People wanted to talk about the multi, how it worked, what it was, all that kind of stuff. So I wound up doing a lot more chatting about that. I spoke with a very nice man about gambling and gambling games and whether or not this This was a skill game and all that that might entail. So we had a very lengthy discussion about the games. Anyway, all that to say, we did have a lot of winners, but unfortunately I was not quite as present as I normally was because I jazzed about the unboxing and everything that was going on there. I'm a little out of it, but we did have a lot of winners then as well. Saturday was another big day. That's typically the biggest day for the public. A lot of people come in on Saturday to check out the show and play some games and all that. And so we had a lot of activity in bingo row again. Had a couple of first-time owners come up and ask a couple questions and try to figure I'm here to hear some stuff out. I had some long time bingo row enthusiasts come by. That's always good to see. Hit their four in a line, get their prize. And for the prize this year, Ryan Claytor illustrated a beautiful poster. And one of the things that I wanted to do, because I wasn't as present as I probably should have been on Friday, is that I wanted to do a little giveaway here on the show. And if you can send me a picture of a five and a line that you put together and no cheating, this is the honor system, but I mean, come on, you gotta do it. If you can send me a picture of you putting one of those together, then I will be happy to ship you your very own bingo row print. And these are beautiful. They are art. It is not a poster on glossy paper. It is gorgeous. So they're hand numbered and hand signed by the artist. So definitely these are something that you want. So if you're able to put together five in a line, send me a picture at foramusementonlypodcast at gmail.com and I will be happy to shoot you out your very own print. So that was the end of the show. It's Saturday. It was over too quickly. But before it ended, there was a bit of a surprise. Over the past couple years, The White Rose Game Room Show has started doing Best in Show Awards and the People's Choice Award and uh... these are the only two pinball awards that they gave out uh... and guess what the MultiBingo won Best in Show Pinball, Best Pinball and uh... SilverSails won the People'sChoice so out of the entire show The only two pinballs that won were bingo pinballs. I think that is extremely significant and very, very cool. I can't believe that that happened but I am so honored and thrilled that that was the case. So Dennis and I won on the show that Dennis brought the silver sails to. I think that is very special. 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That game was actually for sale and I'm actually really thrilled that it didn't sell because if that had happened to the person that bought it, I would have felt terrible. So that's a good thing and I should have that fixed before too long. At the moment, I've been working on something slightly different. But before I finish up, I did want to say thank you to I want to thank everybody who came out to play the multi bingo, to play the games in bingo row, everybody who brought games and especially Dennis, Mickey, Mike, Bingo Butch, John, Jim and Jeffrey Lawton of course. Everybody contributes and makes it such a special event and everybody loves playing the games. It's so gratifying to have this community kind of rally together and do something special. Very fun and something I look forward to all year. Thank you to the show promoters and the show owner and of course all the staff. We make the show very special as well and everybody that brings games not just the bingos. But this year Wood Rail Row was set up right behind Bingo Row and I was able to turn around at a few points and play the different wood rail games. And I just love the wood rails. So much fun. There was a beautiful Kewpie doll which I'd never played before Satellite magazines of leakarch in America and the world as it commanded, and then dance all year long, police officer Jill Bitse, 1987X, and deputyまず pickman's track team within its manifesto sciencehingtony study hell details I was back with an NächtMS conocciamo j mentoring a stay amist high school. I do hide things and usually hide things, but at the time of my film I told you exactly that at that particular air ofiendeci vite I did take a look in the comments and I have found it actually blanked out in all its effecient I'm a fan of the game. I'm always thrilled that people are willing to share the older games. Steve Smith brought the Kilroy that I poked at a little bit. So that was good. And yeah, everything held up very well at the show. It's always, always cool. I haven't brought a Wood Rail yet, but it's certainly on the list, assuming I ever slow I'm going to slow down and stop making games because I've got kind of a list of things that I want to do for next year and the year following and we'll see if I can follow through with that. So, what have I been doing? Well, I've been taking it a little easy. To tell you the truth, I have just needed a little rest. We got some stuff going on with my family and just getting that all squared away so just need a little bit of time but I'm starting to edge back into pinball a little bit and I have a playfield swap that I need to do for a Gottlieb sing-along I purchased a sing-along and it was in really rough shape so I located another playfield for it This playfield is not a whole heck of a lot better except for the fact that the original playfield had been hand painted freehand and using the wrong colors and just it's a mess. So this replacement playfield has a little bit of wear but it certainly looks much better from an artistic standpoint. I have that playfield stripped, the new one, and I have to move over all the mechanisms and lamps and everything. The sockets on the new playfield were completely corroded and likely wouldn't have functioned. So rather than have to deal with replacing all those anyway, I just said, forget it and let's replace the whole harness. The harness had been cut on the new playfield, so there were no plugs or anything. Not a huge loss to take that all apart. Only a couple of mechs were missing, just a few parts had been taken from it, but it would have been quite difficult to get that back up and running rather than just swap over the known good harness from this playfield. I haven't decided yet because I may end up doing kind of a mini restoration on that new playfield and do a bit of painting because it is it's got some pretty noticeable wear in several spots so I'm thinking about you know masking and painting but we'll see that might be ambitious at the moment what I'm thinking There is one relay that was cut off of the original game that I had with the bad playfield. And otherwise that playfield was complete. It was just really gross. And uh... So, what I might end up doing is putting that relay on and then getting the game running and while the game is playable work on restoring that other playfield When the playfield's restored, I'll reassemble it and then, um, yeah, should have a shiny new looking playfield. But, uh, I'm not quite certain yet if that's the direction I want to go or not. Uh, I could just swap over the harness and then get it running after that. But, uh, I'm, I'm thinking that I'm probably going to want to do just a little bit of artistic work with it because, um, I would hate to do all I'm going to pause that for a little bit and work on the caravan head that I mentioned. And once that is fixed, and I think they might have used two different pieces of wood in Fromui Anyway, like I said, I'm just happy that it didn't happen to whoever bought the game because that would have been a disaster for them. And luckily there were four or five people that were standing around and could hold the door when it came off. So that was good. The other thing that I'm working on is RoboFrenzy. So I was able to trade that part that I had I've been thinking about that, but haven't done any dry fitting yet. I'll be doing that soon, and then it'll be time to screw it down and then start wiring. But essentially, the The problem that I have is that it's going to be mounted somewhat near where the coin entrance is and I don't want coins bouncing up and hitting the switches. If it is down in the bottom of the cab, which is another possibility, I don't want coins bouncing and landing on that side of the cab, either side, there's going to be a relay bank on either side, and shorting out some of those relays. So I'm thinking I'm going to have to have them mounted so that they are facing down, meaning the armature that pulls down when the relay pulls in would be towards the bottom of the cabinet. But I'm not quite settled on that yet because I'm going to have these steering mechanisms on either side and I need room in order for those to maneuver. I'm not the one that's using a pen in the background, I haven't decided how that's going to function yet. So, all that to say, things are a little complicated with that project because I've gotta make sure that any move that I make now doesn't create a problem down the line. And Ryan and I have some fairly ambitious plans for how lamps will work within the game. And I need to make sure there's room for that to happen. So we'll see. And speaking of Ryan, he made it all the way down to York as well. And it was great to see him. He and I shared a hotel room, but we probably said about 10 words to each other the whole weekend. It was so busy. So anyway, it was great to see him and to catch up a little bit. And yeah, just York is a wonderful show. And I would encourage anybody to go see it, play the games. Come see me come play bingos, come play the wood rails. Where else are you going to play such a eclectic collection of wood I'm going to be a little bit more specific about the game itself. I mean, it's not every day that you're going to find a single Flipper Williams game, some very highly regarded two Flipper, Codlead games, and some impulse Flipper Williams games, all kinds of interesting things. Exhibits New Contact was there and that is a game that has these spring-loaded pop bumpers, some of the first ones that were designed. Knapp Arcade, a very cool mechanism and something I wouldn't mind having on a game. Gave the ball a lot of action. Very interesting to watch. Beautiful, in fact. So, there were other games there too. There was a Gottlieb Mary go round from the 1930s and a Rockola World's Fair jigsaw. Just, it's an amazing show and I don't know how many times I can say that, but you should all come to it. Make your plans for next year, early October and yeah, just a great time. Alright, well, that's all for tonight. Thank you very much for listening. My name again is Nick Baldridge. You can reach me at 4amusementonlypodcast at gmail.com or you can call me on the bingos line. That's 724-BINGOS1, 724-246-4671. You can listen to me on iTunes, Stitcher, PocketCast,VRSS, on Facebook, on Twitter, at Bingo Podcast. You can follow me on Instagram, also at Bingo Podcast, or you can listen to me on my website, which is foramusementonly.libsyn.com. Thank you very much for listening, and I'll talk to you next time.