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WTB or trade Want Cactus Canyon can trade TOTAN
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Thought you allready had a Cactus Canyon John. ?
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replicas' date=' post: 1678749 said:
"highjon" refers to me as "Noah" - as I like to have two of each pinball in my collection.
Two Revenge from Mars
Two Twilightzones
Noah
Didn't you just sell a
johnthehappyguy' date=' post: 1678750 said:"highjon" refers to me as "Noah" - as I like to have two of each pinball in my collection.
Two Revenge from Mars
Two Twilightzones
Noah
Noah it is then.
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hi jonathan,
Although very highly rated, I can't seem to get to grips with TOTAN, and I just love Cactus Canyons.
I also had a go on an Earthshaker in Glasgow last week, and unexpectedly found it to be very very flowing and enjoyable. wish i had bought it for £700.
John
Although very highly rated, I can't seem to get to grips with TOTAN, and I just love Cactus Canyons.
I also had a go on an Earthshaker in Glasgow last week, and unexpectedly found it to be very very flowing and enjoyable. wish i had bought it for £700.
John
I love Earthshaker!
Earthshaker rocks ! (or shakes)
Loved it so much I happily took my old one back - and now it has the collapsing building
Some of the wildest pop bumper action out there with a bank of drops right beside em ....I love you Pat Lawlor
Loved it so much I happily took my old one back - and now it has the collapsing building
Some of the wildest pop bumper action out there with a bank of drops right beside em ....I love you Pat Lawlor
Agreed! Pat Lawlor is my favourite designer. So many great games.
Never played Earthshaker but have a Whirlwind.....are they similar to play?
I would say so but others would no doubt disagree. They are both fantastic games.
ronsplooter' date=' post: 1678763 said:
Very similar ruleset - and similar feel actually. Almost companion games. I think WW has the 'slight' edge rules wise as the multiball is a bit more advanced than ES. Two of the finest System 11 machines from one of pinballs master designers, both play so smoothly they are a joy , but in a small collection I don't think you would want both.
I'd definately be up for a Whirly one day
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does whirlwind shake like earthshaker ?
No it doesn't have a shaker motor. Instead it has a fan on top of the back box that blows on you when locking balls and during multiball.
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ronsplooter' date=' post: 1678768 said:
thanks ronsplooter.
I was amazed with the shaker on earthshaker - it was so fierce - don't know why it had not shaken itself to bits 15 years ago.
johnthehappyguy' date=' post: 1678776 said:
Haha - yep I can't have mine on the max settings as the entire pin shack is in danger
jonathan' date=' post: 1678780 said:
Spiderman really suits a shaker.