Last Sunday Ochran Mill played host to the First Annual Welsh Classic Pinball Open. As anyone who has visited the garden will know we house a collection of early solid state pinbal machines from the 70s and 80s, for the competition other collectors brought along several machines of this era as the competition was specifically for older machines. The Classic was approved by the International Flipper Pinball Association and therefore qualified for World Pinball Player Ranking Points. The chance to increase their standing in the world rankings drew players from all over the country, several people travelling over 200 miles others staying overnight, in order to take part. Read the full write-up on the Pinball News website.
Friday, September 26, 2008
Welsh Classic Pinball Open
Last Sunday Ochran Mill played host to the First Annual Welsh Classic Pinball Open. As anyone who has visited the garden will know we house a collection of early solid state pinbal machines from the 70s and 80s, for the competition other collectors brought along several machines of this era as the competition was specifically for older machines. The Classic was approved by the International Flipper Pinball Association and therefore qualified for World Pinball Player Ranking Points. The chance to increase their standing in the world rankings drew players from all over the country, several people travelling over 200 miles others staying overnight, in order to take part. Read the full write-up on the Pinball News website.
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