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Well, if it's for an entire set - $125 seems like a fairly reasonable
price. I do tend to try to return things to perfect when reasonably
possible.
I'd make the argument that 99% of the queries are for one of two things:
Either the slingshots or the plastic behind the left bank of drop
targets. The drop target plastics are currently available and in stock
- unfortunately they are not the futuristic one.
I seriously think all that needs to be offered is the slingshots -
that's what everybody is looking for. If they were slightly off-colored
due to fading of the rest of the game, I really doubt anybody is going
to notice that since they aren't near any other plastics. In that case,
would I pay $40-$50 for a new set of sling plastics? No question.
-Mark.
In article <dc6j5a$3ib$1@usenet.cso.niu.edu>, usenet_spam_trap@zaccaria-
pinball.com says...
> On Tue, 26 Jul 2005 12:25:22 -0500, Mark Teskey <mark.teskey@visi.com> wrote:
> > Heck yeah.. I've been scouring for a set now for months with no success.
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> But, would you, and 50 or so other collectors, part with $125 or so for
> a repro set? Even if you only need that _one_ plastic for your game?
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> So far, I've watched lots of threads with people wanting repro this or
> repro that. Somebody's always looking for one plastic, or a single side
> sticker, but never wants to buy the whole set that's available. That makes
> it hard to support any repro efforts.
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> I don't want to throw too much cold water on the idea, but I just checked
> and I don't have email from 50 people wanting repro BK2K plastics sets. I'm
> not committing to do them, but I know who to contact and how to get them
> done. If there's sufficient demand, as in real, confirmed, money-on-the-table
> orders to support the run and make it financially possible, I can look in
> to getting the license from Gene or Wayne and getting them produced. But
> one or two guys wanting them is no where near going to get these made.
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