I was 16 when this gem showed up at a bowling alley, where I dropped many a quarter. Along with Wizard, Kiss, Xenon, and Future Spa... Galaxy was one of my all-time favorites. Love the charm & simplicity of the old EM machines, not to mention the first of the solid-state machines. I'm getting old, but it was amazing to see the pinball machine evolve. My favorites were from '74 - '80. Many memories watching this. Thanks for posting.
Awesome! Thankyou for sharing those memories. =) This was one of the first games I picked up when I started collecting and repairing pinball machines. It was in my collection up until recently when I saw it was time to let it go to a new home. I have so many other ones waiting to come up into the light of my gameroom. Had to give them a chance to shine. =) My favorites are from 1975 - 1983.
@@pinballdoctor thank you. Btw I live in Northborough. I spoke with you before about the cosmic battle machine. I still trading to find at least a video is this Pinball but no luck so far...
I was 16 when this gem showed up at a bowling alley, where I dropped many a quarter.
Along with Wizard, Kiss, Xenon, and Future Spa... Galaxy was one of my all-time favorites.
Love the charm & simplicity of the old EM machines, not to mention the first of the solid-state machines.
I'm getting old, but it was amazing to see the pinball machine evolve. My favorites were from '74 - '80.
Many memories watching this. Thanks for posting.
Awesome! Thankyou for sharing those memories. =)
This was one of the first games I picked up when I started collecting and repairing pinball machines. It was in my collection up until recently when I saw it was time to let it go to a new home. I have so many other ones waiting to come up into the light of my gameroom. Had to give them a chance to shine. =)
My favorites are from 1975 - 1983.
You need to teach everyone how to set up spinners. The spinners on all your machines are smooth like butter.
Thankyou! It's an art to get these just right as well as tuning/optimizing/aligning pop bumper sensitivity.
A really fun and challenging pin to bite you teeth on as a rookie pin player
Agreed!
Yo jugue a ese flippers fue uno de mis favoritos!!!!!
It is a wonderful Classic Stern for sure!
Galaxy was my game back in pinball days I’d love to have one how much
I sold this one back 2 Christmas's ago. Anything this vintage fully restored like I do goes for anywhere from $4k - $7K typically in 2021.
Any chance I could get help with repair tips for an issue I am having with my Galaxy? Will pay of course. Cheers.
Sorry just seeing this. If you still need help. Contact me at my website: www.pinballdoctor.com
Fantastic
I featured Galaxy in a short film I made in 1980,..ruclips.net/video/t08OR1KCcrI/видео.html
Very cool!
How much ? Sold ? Let me know please . I have been looking for some late 70s and early 80s but no luck so far...thanks
$3,500. Sold it right before Christmas. I have many more in the restoration queue from this era and newer (and older).
@@pinballdoctor thank you. Btw I live in Northborough. I spoke with you before about the cosmic battle machine. I still trading to find at least a video is this Pinball but no luck so far...
Ooops ( traing )