I like the idea of coppinprs auction bubble, we could even have a “bar support bubble”, a “bandit bubble” and a “Allwin bubble”.
Seriously I hope we all stay safe and well . And hope to see you all at next years auctions.

Jerry Chattenton once produced a batch of these arms.
He might have some left?

The interview was repeated today on a Bargain Hunt special on Toys and games.

geordy55 wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 28, 2020 9:32 pm

Have you put it in the market place on here?

Yes I did, but as Brigham says, it is too big for standard doorways, and you need a very big games room.

Is this the one that was on eBay a couple weeks ago.
I liked the look of it but the seller was asking serious money for a none working machine.
It was distributed by a company in Llandudno in the early sixties.

Wow, how do some people value their machines?
I have a 4 player Waltonian merchandiser for sale at 1% of this price and nobody is interested!

BP is correct “ the quality is remembered long after the price is forgotten “

It depends whereabouts you are. The one in the beautiful town of Rye has many working models - well worth a visit. My local one at Woodbank Garden centre in Bingley is certainly worth a visit, with plenty of very nice machines. My favourite is the Bryan’s Penny Go Round. There’s a modern arcade in S...

I like the policeman’s name Sargent Robbings.
The 8 machines ? sound fascinating, especially the Super Scenic Spinner

When you get fully operational let the forum know and we will come and play on your machines.