There is no way in a million years this game should get that treatment - if you have the room these games are just stunning - to look at.
They also form a very valuable link to pinball history, all the guys that are into the 'plastic' DMD games really owe everything to these wonderful (yet boring as) old girls.
They all have such an amazing history, something I find extremely interesting.
I'm just pointing out that he has listed it what 8 (?) times.
It's a beautiful game. I own games a bit 'newer' than this game - games from just after WW2 - no flippers, no active bumpers and would never, ever part with them for the reasons outlined above - their history, they are rare and they are beautiful
