Crakkers

Well there’s a topic to grab people’s attention!

Happy birthday randr – 50….crikey!

I went past that a few years ago now – don’t worry, it’s not that bad.

bjschneider93 wrote:
Really really like this one. Thank you. One small thing I noticed and it might be my setup but there is a slight ball rolling noise that never seems to go away. Even after draining. Any ideas?

Yeah, I’ve noticed that ball rolling sound as well. It’s faint, but it’s there all the time.

Not a problem, just weird.

Thanks for another wonderful looking table guys. Much appreciated.

Thanks Goldchicco. Looking forward to playing this.

^What he said!

Oh man, you’ve got me out of bed two days in a row!

I’ve been really looking forward to this release after following the build videos.

I’m sure it is absolute perfection. Thanks again Bord.

Not many things can entice me out of bed on a cold winter’s morning……this did!

Great update, thanks.

Loving this table – can’t stop playing it!

I imagine it would have been a bit of a goldmine for an operator back in the day. There’s no way you’d be able to resist chucking a bunch of coins in if you came across it with only 1 or 2 cities left to get before hearing those three lovely cracks.

I’ve managed a couple of 1100+ games so far, but I…[Read more]

Looks fantastic. Thanks very much.

JR wrote:
 Cool! as a sidebar note – you brought notice to Y-town, and had a new poster named Crakkers suddenly chime in. Hmmm…

Yeah, I came in looking for the answer to the question posed in the thread title and couldn’t resist following the clues, which lead me to learn a little bit of the interestingly chequered history of a place I would not…[Read more]

Tom wrote:
Home of Al Bundy, the first coin operated pinball game, Jim Trafficant, The Youngstown Tune up and yours truly.

I’ve learned something today. Sounds like a weird town……..I like it!

Jimbo sounded like an interesting character….. and yeah, brilliant wig! As for the Youngstown Tune-up – I don’t think I’d want any of those…[Read more]

Tom wrote:
about 80 miles southeast

Youngstown?