My facination with pinball machines began at an early age. I guess about the time I could reach up and play them. With the introduction
of the video games in the beginning of the 1980s, I stuck with the pinball machines with one exception; Pac Man.
My interest for Pac Man died out as the machines went less popular, but the love of the pinball machines never faded. Rather the opposite. Which is why I've owned 4 of these machines. My very first was "Six Million Dollar Man", a Bally machine from 1978. Then I got hold of "Elvira and the Party Monsters", another Bally machine from 1989, and then I got my third Bally called "Radical", from 1990. The fourth pin i bought was a Gottlieb from 1994 called "Stargate". As I am a notorious collector of everything and anything, I've had to sell "Six Million Dollar Man" and "Stargate", leaving me with "Radical" and "Elvira and The Partymonsters". In addition to these 2 games I do have a "Knipsekasse" with old Norwegian coins, a slot machine and a full size Roulette table. I have also recently bought Street Fighter II video game and my very first Jukebox. It's an NSM Hit 120, which is now loaded with 60 of my best old 45's. This room is really becoming a true "Boys-room".
I've have become a member of the Norwegian club for Jukebox Lovers Big Boppers and I'm still in the process of learning how to play my 18 guitars at once. This has become an obsession (another one) and I've collected quite a few cool guitars during the last 2 years. Check out My Guitars
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