Sunday Pinball Questionaire - part 9 - Wotto

[Mr Pinbologist]

Awesome read . i always look forward to reading these each week.. always interesting to read about how everyone here got into the hobby, and the places where and when they played their first pin, or got their first pin from. 

[jyebow]

Thanks for posting Wotto. Another great read 

[Chuck]

What a fun collection, Whitewater, Flintstones, Fish Tales and A Funhouse.  I love whitewater.  I want to pickup a flintstones.  I've always enjoyed fish tales.

[ktm450]

Great stuff Wotto! 

[Retropin]

Great read Wotto - thoroughly enjoyed it.
Im late replying cos you post got buried under Pinball Fixers mamoth exercise on the keyboard!

[indazone gav]

Thanks Wotto, good read mate. IJ was my first pin too.

[pinnies4me]

One of the worst things about being off-line over the weekend (other than having to wade through Owen's posts:) ) was missing one of my favorite parts of AP - the Sunday Pinball Questionnaire. Thanks Wotto, yours lived up to my expectations being a great read and different to all the others (as all have been). It's great to see how others made it here, we all have our story and I'm glad so many are sharing.

I remember reading your web site years ago before I knew you about the Time Warp new playfield you got cheaply (was it $25.00 US or something??) Made me bloody envious! 

[The pinballist formally known as Dean Morgan]

Top read Wotto, thanks for sharing

[stuba]

nice one wotto! i owe you so if you are still looking for a LH6 just say the word and its on its way. cheers and thanks

[PinKong]

Good read Wotto, thought you would of mentioned Firepower, that was a nice restore you did on that game. Would you rate Gorgar above Firepower?

[SPURR]

Good read Wotto. And I remember going on holidays to Foster as well and going across the bridge to Tuncurry where they had 2x arcade joints which one had many pinballs and a very large slottcar track with about 10 lanes. The other arcade had shit loads of pins