Silverpaolo
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Hi all I’ve recently got myself a jm and I’m now on the hunt for any nos parts that people may have will consider anything or if anyone knows of good places to get parts for it let me know appreciate your help
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Wanted Any Johnny mnemonic spares or good places to buy them please
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I have a bunch of used parts including a full glove assembly if you can't find new parts.
Most Jonnie parts are pretty impossible to find
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Silverpaolo
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Don’t say that lol what’s the biggest thing il struggle we ?
plastics, don't think there's a full set of ramps either. There is some hooky cabinet decals if you can find them and an alternate translite. Playfield also NLA.
Basically anything JM specific.
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Silverpaolo
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thanks Phil, to be fair ive sourced a new set of ramps which I believe are hard to find, im getting a brand new set of plastics from CPR, having spoke with Cary Hardy he is sending CPR all of his plastics off his JM for them to start making sets of plastics for the game so im going to get them , then theres a fair bit of good parts from mirco also and as for the decals ive had a couple of guys recommend some nice decal suppliers . The restore isn't going to be easy but im taking the cab right back to wood and going to try do a proper job rebuilding it ....im mad in the head as never done anything like this before but was inspired by @s000m on the forum to give it crack .
It will either work out well or they'll be tears!!!!
You'll be fine @Silverpaolo - Remember a few things...
1. Cab decals - the cab needs to be as smooth as a babys bottom as every. single. bump will come through on the decals and be noticable
2. Take your time - some people rush through - to be fair mostly those that have been through it before... Slow and steady wins the race
3. Dont be tempted to take shortcuts
4. Remember to have Pinballmania/Pinballheaven websites perminently open and make lists on the sites in your shopping basket as you go... Check prices and availability on both sites.
5. Take your time
6. it will be easier to, as you have started to, slowly get things together before starting. there will be stuff you need that is unforseen... someone somewhere may well have it.
7. Take your time (have i said this before?)
Above all - good luck! There's a load of people that have been through this and a wealth of information and support here...
1. Cab decals - the cab needs to be as smooth as a babys bottom as every. single. bump will come through on the decals and be noticable
2. Take your time - some people rush through - to be fair mostly those that have been through it before... Slow and steady wins the race
3. Dont be tempted to take shortcuts
4. Remember to have Pinballmania/Pinballheaven websites perminently open and make lists on the sites in your shopping basket as you go... Check prices and availability on both sites.
5. Take your time
6. it will be easier to, as you have started to, slowly get things together before starting. there will be stuff you need that is unforseen... someone somewhere may well have it.
7. Take your time (have i said this before?)
Above all - good luck! There's a load of people that have been through this and a wealth of information and support here...
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Silverpaolo
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Brilliant that Paul thanks very much ! Appreciate the supportYou'll be fine @Silverpaolo - Remember a few things...
1. Cab decals - the cab needs to be as smooth as a babys bottom as every. single. bump will come through on the decals and be noticable
2. Take your time - some people rush through - to be fair mostly those that have been through it before... Slow and steady wins the race
3. Dont be tempted to take shortcuts
4. Remember to have Pinballmania/Pinballheaven websites perminently open and make lists on the sites in your shopping basket as you go... Check prices and availability on both sites.
5. Take your time
6. it will be easier to, as you have started to, slowly get things together before starting. there will be stuff you need that is unforseen... someone somewhere may well have it.
7. Take your time (have i said this before?)
Above all - good luck! There's a load of people that have been through this and a wealth of information and support here...
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Silverpaolo
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thanks Scott im going to need it ha ha