Love Never Dies...

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LOVE NEVER DIES...
Need more be said?

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Here it is after 1500 miles and 20 hours of driving. By the way, these pics are taken outside because the gameroom is panelled with dark wood and the pictures don't come out very well.

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A shot of the entire playfield.

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Here's the head. Only major flaw I can see is just a small nick on the very top right corner. Nothing a little touch-up painting won't fix.

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Another pic of the head.

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Here's a closer shot of the whole playfield.

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The graveyard in the upper left corner of the playfield.

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Dracula's Coffin.

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Dracula's Castle.

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All I could figure is that this is supposed to be the village of Transylvania.

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A shot of the lower portion of the playfield.

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It's a tight squeeze, but 2 normal pins, not widebodies, will fit in a Grand Caravan side by side. It's easier if the heads can be removed easily, but as you can see I just propped one head up on the other with blankets to keep them from banging together.

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A picture from the side with the pins still in the van.

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As you can see from this picture, one of the rear seats is still in.

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This shot shows that the seat is not in it's normal position and has been pushed all the way up to the front seats. 3 games could be carried in a Grand Caravan if the rear seats are removed completely.

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_bill's Gladiator. Everything seems to work fine. Cabinet is a little rough in places.

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Just _bill's pin again. It's wrapped and stored. I'll take it to him at the Allentown show.

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