02-19-2024, 02:07 PM
This is where I paused doing steps 1-4, there were some 62 parts to get to where it is and I figure I've got about three hours into it at this point. Since it's a functional pinball machine, most parts are heavier and bigger and it takes more time to fit parts together.
This is the front and reverse side of the backboard, no painted glass but a lot of 3D wood overlays. Those clowns and other figures are separate and could very well be painted but again, I'm just not ready for that since I'm guessing it would take at least an hour to paint one properly since there is so much detail burned into each one, plus there are more to come in future steps. So far, I'm impressed with how detailed the instructions are and if need be, there are videos on YouTube for each step.
This is the front and reverse side of the backboard, no painted glass but a lot of 3D wood overlays. Those clowns and other figures are separate and could very well be painted but again, I'm just not ready for that since I'm guessing it would take at least an hour to paint one properly since there is so much detail burned into each one, plus there are more to come in future steps. So far, I'm impressed with how detailed the instructions are and if need be, there are videos on YouTube for each step.
Don (ezdays) Day
Board administrator and
founder of the CANYON STATE RAILROAD
Board administrator and
founder of the CANYON STATE RAILROAD