#431

[@TampaTec]

4:13 😂sounds like a good idea, camera man adds humor to each episode. he deserves a raise.

[@gaellegloria3605]

More seriously, your passion goes through the screen right into our living room. Thank you ! Love.

[@The_Absolute_Dog]

This and Demolition Man were some of my favourite pins we had at the arcade. No Fear deserves a mention too.

[@viewtyecho]

Todd you are such an inspiration, always so happy and passionate about pinball, I enjoy all the banter with all your hard working and amazingly skilled employees! Just wanted to send some love from Scotland, me and my friend are eagerly waiting seawolfguy part 3 too nudge nudge!

[@tntamusements]

Wow!! Thanks for such nice compliments!! The guys all read them! Sea Wolf 3 tape has been cleaned up, but its One Hour and Twenty Minutes! It HAS to be edited, as there are quite a few dead spots...so I will figure out how to bring this about!

[@mderoller]

Great video. I wish I could afford one of these awesome pins.

[@tntamusements]

Thanks!

[@Njenkin]

You're getting good at the impressions. I used to do the low voice of Klingon Worf. I can't do it anymore since being kicked in the torpedo bay.

[@tntamusements]

Not me doing impressions! Its Picard's voice--lifted from videos and spliced in! Glad they look good though!

[@Njenkin]

Haha! Well... I won't tell anyone if you don't. No one will ever ever know. :p

[@tntamusements]

:-)

[@icecyb316]

Is there a video Where you show how and Where the tieback is done ?

[@gaellegloria3605]

brace yourself, todd is engaging !

[@tntamusements]

Only my wife doesn't think so!!

[@CaryHardy]

Looks great! How long do you typically leave the mil-wax on the playfield? Just one coat?

[@tntamusements]

Jason puts it on when he left at night as this happened on this game when I filmed, but typically for a half hour...he sometimes is soaking the ramps while he leaves it on field.

[@KK-jb1fy]

Hey, Todd! I have a question out of sheer curiosity. Whenever I fix any of my pins, I always remove the playfield. Do you guys fix games with the playfield in? Does that mean you just unsolder everything from the underside?

[@tntamusements]

why would you remove the playfield from the cabinet to fix it? You simply turn the playfield over so you easily see the underside, or of course you can tilt the playfield up and hold it with the prop rod!

[@KK-jb1fy]

Say there's wear on the artwork, mylar peeled off and the graphics are damaged. Surely, you'd have to do the paint touch ups it and then apply clearcoat over the them, right?

[@tntamusements]

every job is different...we do touch ups and use mylar where needed.

[@KK-jb1fy]

Oh, I see. I know there's a lot of restoration methods available. Personally, I prefer clearcoating than using mylar (hard to get off), but then again, consecutive layers of clearcoat make the playfield thicker.

[@craigmanning742]

Now I know why the aux driver board on my machine has to get repaired every two months. Wish I would have known this before I dropped 90$ on a new aux driver board.

[@tntamusements]

Sorry you didn't see this in time!

[@craigmanning742]

No worries, still have the machine(in storage, divorce) but should I make this mod with the replacement board? got this machine at a great price(free). (edit - never mind -doing this mod anyway). Thanks for bringing this to my attention.

[@tntamusements]

:-)

[@RodsPinballVideos]

Doesn't Milwax eat plastics?. Do you only use it on stripped down fields before reassembly?

[@tntamusements]

Not that I know of! Been using it since we started the business too! We use it when everything is off the playfield, as it can get all over the posts once dried and looks ugly! But if you are very careful, and keep it away from the plastic posts, it will be fine!

[@theIpatix]

I hope you are not so "rude" to your workmates when not recording :)

[@tntamusements]

That's my brother!!!