Very cool to receive a comment from Canada. In the summer of 1995 I was there as a "Bundeswehr" soldier for a few weeks at the "Shilo Shooting Range" with our Leopard 2 tanks. After work we went to the near-by town called "Brandon" EVERY EVENING to visit the local strip club. Booze was super cheap, the girls were hotter than hell. When leaving the club, we always felt like new born! Days never forgotten! And pinball was still there back then. Then we went to Winnipeg where i found a 1993 "Twilight Zone" in a big, big shopping mall. Still a picture exists of me playing this machine. Those were the days! Keep rockin' ! You are welcome!
There was a Cleopatra EM at the TExas Pinball Festival swap meet a couple years ago. I was so excited and second in line at this dudes moving truck full of games. The first guy bought it. Ugh. Out of them all, he got the one I wanted.
Thanks for your comment. I know exactly these situations too. You're about to hit the jackpot - and then the deal falls through at the last second due to unexpected circumstances. Cleopatra EM Version: It must have been hell to see him go in a different collection.
Hi Tomy 👋 You have been putting some videos of some great machines the past month. Gratz on obtaining the Wizard machine that you have badly been wanting. love to see you all play on the machines I played as young man 40 & 50 years ago. 👍 👍 💯
Thanks for your comment! It must have been around 1978 when I got pinball fever. It was the local supermarket where the pinball machines were and the very old, first arcade games. Definitely I remember Bally's Night Rider and then Gottlieb's Solar Ride. From then on I was a "Flipper-Fan" continuously until today (2024), although collecting only started in 2007. To ever have a JOKER POKER at home. It would be unimaginable if someone had asked me about it in 1981. My brother and I always had to make sure that our parents didn't show up at the supermarket and pull us away from the flippers by the ears. Not to talk about what happened at home after that…..Long time ago, long time ago….
@Tomyelectronic Hahaha! similar story here, 40 years ago early 1980's four of us would lie to our parents telling them we doing a sleep over at one guys house and his parents would be home, but they were not, we would walk miles to a carry out food place that was open 24 hours called Crabtowne USA which is still there today, they had arcade and pinball, we played Eight Ball Deluxe all night and thru the early morning eating fries and drinking cokes... we did that for a few years it was the best 👍👍... we never got caught 😁
Thank you for your comment. You are right. Think this machine hasn't spent that much time on location. The state of preservation is simply too good for that. Of course I was happy to be able to receive such a pearl.
We're enjoying your videos and watching you guys going for 'the big points.' Cleopatra looks fun. Thank you from Canada!
Very cool to receive a comment from Canada. In the summer of 1995 I was there as a "Bundeswehr" soldier for a few weeks at the "Shilo Shooting Range" with our Leopard 2 tanks. After work we went to the near-by town called "Brandon" EVERY EVENING to visit the local strip club. Booze was super cheap, the girls were hotter than hell. When leaving the club, we always felt like new born! Days never forgotten! And pinball was still there back then. Then we went to Winnipeg where i found a 1993 "Twilight Zone" in a big, big shopping mall. Still a picture exists of me playing this machine. Those were the days! Keep rockin' ! You are welcome!
Simple but challenging play.
There was a Cleopatra EM at the TExas Pinball Festival swap meet a couple years ago. I was so excited and second in line at this dudes moving truck full of games. The first guy bought it. Ugh. Out of them all, he got the one I wanted.
Thanks for your comment. I know exactly these situations too. You're about to hit the jackpot - and then the deal falls through at the last second due to unexpected circumstances. Cleopatra EM Version: It must have been hell to see him go in a different collection.
Hi Tomy 👋 You have been putting some videos of some great machines the past month. Gratz on obtaining the Wizard machine that you have badly been wanting. love to see you all play on the machines I played as young man 40 & 50 years ago. 👍 👍 💯
Thanks for your comment! It must have been around 1978 when I got pinball fever. It was the local supermarket where the pinball machines were and the very old, first arcade games. Definitely I remember Bally's Night Rider and then Gottlieb's Solar Ride. From then on I was a "Flipper-Fan" continuously until today (2024), although collecting only started in 2007. To ever have a JOKER POKER at home. It would be unimaginable if someone had asked me about it in 1981. My brother and I always had to make sure that our parents didn't show up at the supermarket and pull us away from the flippers by the ears. Not to talk about what happened at home after that…..Long time ago, long time ago….
@Tomyelectronic Hahaha! similar story here, 40 years ago early 1980's four of us would lie to our parents telling them we doing a sleep over at one guys house and his parents would be home, but they were not, we would walk miles to a carry out food place that was open 24 hours called Crabtowne USA which is still there today, they had arcade and pinball, we played Eight Ball Deluxe
all night and thru the early morning eating fries and drinking cokes... we did that for a few years it was the best 👍👍... we never got caught 😁
That’s in beautiful shape!
Thank you for your comment. You are right. Think this machine hasn't spent that much time on location. The state of preservation is simply too good for that. Of course I was happy to be able to receive such a pearl.