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arrgee

I seem to recall a number of years ago that replacement arms were available from one of our members on this site, vague feeling it was via our American Arm: John T Peterson. Is my aged memory correct John?

arrgee

Love the paintwork on that Allwin, would be sacrilege to strip it down and violate the great looks of this old machine

arrgee

OMG ! he even highly polished his pennies - George V would be really pissed off

arrgee

A couple of good looking machines pauljt71. It's great that you managed to obtain the pair and keep the continuity of their connection running. I hope you manage to find out more about them. No doubt you will post something if you are successful.

arrgee

Many thanks Mr PM,

pennymachines wrote: by pennymachines » Wed Nov 11, 2020 12:51 am

Not a glimpse of it on the colonoscope.

So that's what keeps you up to the early hours is it ?

arrgee

I seem to be getting a large search facility occupying about 40% of my screen on every page of the website - anyone else having this on their screen?

arrgee

Another similar BAC at the Swindon STEAM museum.
Great looking machines.

arrgee

Interesting that in the instruction sheet it appears that the machine was supplied with a red and a green bus, every double decker I have seen, have both buses the same colour.

arrgee

Interesting that the ball delivery hole on the playfield has an inverted cup over it on all the Wizards in these photos, can't say that I have noticed that before - or seen it on any other Allwin.

arrgee

Thanks for posting coin-op, what a great pusher the Double Decker was - still is !

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