I FINALLY Did It! I Upgraded My Deadpool Pinball Machine
I FINALLY Did It! I Upgraded My Deadpool Pinball Machine
Summary
Gonzo upgrades to Deadpool (Premium), highlights Pro/Premium differences, plans custom mods.
Gonzo upgrades from a Deadpool (Pro) to a Deadpool (Premium), documenting the physical and mechanical differences between the two models. He details cosmetic modifications he plans (custom backglass, red decals, transferred airbrushed armor), identifies tuning differences between his machines (spring tension on plunger, shot alignment), and plays several games while commenting on gameplay and appreciation for streaming resources like 'Flipping Out'. He also expresses excitement about upcoming Fallout (Pro)/Premium comparisons.
In my last collection update, I explained that I'd made a decision about where I wanted to take my pinball collection. Rather than simply collecting more and more machines, I want to concentrate on owning the best versions of the games I really love. And Deadpool is first. I've upgraded from my Stern Deadpool Pro to the Deadpool Premium, but buying the Premium is only the beginning. The eventual plan is to turn this into my ultimate Deadpool pinball machine, with upgrades and customisations that make it something a little bit special. For now, though, it's time to properly explore the Premium. We'll take a look around the machine and its artwork, check out the playfield and the differences I've gained by moving up from the Pro, look at the shots — and, of course, play a game. Was upgrading from the Deadpool Pro to the Premium the right decision? And just how far should I go with the customisation? Let me know what you'd add to the machine in the comments.
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