The Great British Pinball Podcast Episode 2

“if those manufacturers had access to LEDs and colored LEDs, more important, to enhance inserts or create the right saturation, stuff like that, 110% they would have done LEDs”

“I'm just not one for originality. I don't, I'd rather it look mint and I'd be a reproduction than to have it be original and full of holes.”

“These games are very simple. It's pure pinball. Pinball is its most purest form.”

“It took me 18 minutes 22 seconds [to move the James Bond 007 cabinet without the playfield]”

“it's like using a Ferrari if there was a hole in the bodywork of the Ferrari you'd fill it and I said absolutely I'd replace the panel I said I would not be accepting a hole even if it's vintage”

“I don't understand that plunge. It's such a weak plunge as well, and it's like, what were you thinking when you designed that?”

“Star Wars doesn't feel like, to me, like you're in a Star Wars movie in the same way that Mando feels you're in a Mando episode”

“For me, at least, every machine I build, whether it's for me or someone else... it's a go-to product to have. You have to have it.”

“Lord of the Rings is a very good example. If you don't have, I would say, LED OCD in that or Afterglow in that, then you are definitely going to be missing out.”

“if you do incandescence on that game the gi is really sparse on the play field so when you go and put something like incandescence in it it just it's so dark some areas are pretty much pitch black”