left to right, Moon Patrol, Meteor, Laser Cue, Nitro Ground Shaker, Ice Cold Beer, Pac-Man Plus

Marlin says these gotta go to the other side. As more pins & vids arrive, the layout constantly changes.

The neon guy sets up shop

My cousin's dad rescued an original Sinclair sign from a gas station as it was closing down. I think he still has it, but it's not for sale.

Here are the three pins inside that truck you saw earlier, that barely made it into the hall. From left to right, Getaway, Power Play, Road Kings.

Firepower 2 has arrived. This pin was constantly played. It's the first working one I've seen at a show or on Ebay.

The same couple also brought a rare "Ice Fever."

Wico's "Aftor." I think this is the only full sized pin they made.

Liftgates can save your back.

Jeff Lawton, the bingo guy, playing Williams' "Rancho."

Baby Pac-Man is being moved. One of the few video/pinball videogames out there. I thought it was interesting how the playfield strongly resembles Mr./Mrs. Pac-Man.

More classics arrive.

Setting up "Power Play."

Setting up "Cross Town." This has backglass animation which consists of subway doors opening and closing.

A very nice Cross Town playfield.

Leisure Time Amusement, from North Carolina, has arrived. Gene Petty, the boss, helps to unload the jukes and pins.

Tim Smith, from Northern VA, has arrived with lots of pin parts to sell.

Here's Tim unloading the truck. At this point, it's almost 8 pm, the end of vendor set up day. I kept on playing "Medusa" until they cut power on me:) Anyway, click on the link below to see what happened on Friday, the first day of the show.

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