Game Plan photos?

[Pinball Shark]

Does anybody have a GP pin photo they'd like to post? Come on! Lets see them!

[Pinball Shark]

Anybody?

[dropdeadhippie]

Well since nobody else seems to be posting here - I guess I will.

Here are some pics of my Cyclopes machine.  I did a very complete restoration on it.  Stripped and then clear coated the playfield with clear acrylic lacquer,  Triple Thick coated the nearly perfect backglass, Tons of NOS parts, New displays.  It was a LOT of work and not cheap but it came out great!  Overall I would give it a 8.75 and I'm really picky.  The pics were taken immediately after I finished it and before the final waxing/cleaning.  I was going to sell it at one time but I realized I'd never get what I put into it (and what I think it's worth).  It looks and plays perfectly - I love it 

Well I can't figure out how to add pics to this post so here is a link to my homepage with the pics:
http://www.matthewdfenn.com/cyclopes%20pics.html

[Pinball Shark]

Looks great! How's the durability with the acrylic lacquer?

Info on posting pics btw:
http://www.gameplanpinball.com/forum/index.php/topic,25.0.html

[dropdeadhippie]

Well, I guess only time will tell for sure. 

I finished the restoration about a year ago and the playfield is just as smooth and clear now as the day I finished it.  In some pics the flash from the camera makes it look a little odd but trust me, it looks just as good as any factory cleared playfield I've ever seen.  I've only played just over 200 games on it since finishing.  After clear coating I did a few drop tests where I dropped a pinball from 12 inches high.  It didn't leave any marks at all. 
I stored the machine in a garage for a few months during the summer where it hit about 100 degrees F and in the same garage during some winter months where it got down to 20 degrees F.  No problems at all. 

Now it's in my finished basement (where it belongs)