I really wanted to vacuum form a ramp today, but mother nature had other plans. Due to the rain, I switched gears back to TotD.
I ordered a P-Roc kit yesterday. I can’t wait to get it! There’s lots to do before the kit comes. For one, I need to wire everything up (Minus end connectors) so I can hook the P-Roc into the game as soon as it comes.
Over the past week and a half I’ve been slowly working on my first set of ramp molds for Fairlyland Tales. I made a couple out of wood which I plan on redoing, and I just completed what I consider to be a fairly complex ramp mold.
My day job was really hectic the past few weeks. I haven’t had much time to touch these games. Things have calmed down now so I can start working on these pins again.
I did start to make one of many vacuum form molds last week. I’ll have a post on that when it’s complete.
For the first couple years I drove pre-fliptronic flippers using raw power. It’s not the safest way to do things, but it worked for my needs. The time came, however, when I needed a more robust modern way to drive fliptronic flippers.
Another package arrived yesterday. I spent a little time today adding the remaining GI sockets and controlled lamp sockets to the bottom of the playfield. I also added paper-plastics, the special insert, white rubbers, and managed to fit the diverter assembly within the bounds of the cab 
I made a quick video about this table. I describe some of the rules, and hit the ball around.
One of my 3 packages arrived yesterday- the package with the remaining inserts!
I added the last inserts, sanded everything down semi-level, and gave it a couple coats of spray clear-coat sealer. I didn’t clear coat the playfield so it would look nice, I did it more so to help lock in the inserts. The clear coat did darken the wood quite a bit though which looks nice imo 
I have the layout completed to the point I need to make a foam core to test shots and finish the new left ramp design. The past couple days I started building the foam core… wait… that’s not a foam core //O_o\\
I’ve been going ramp crazy lately between TotD’s Wheelie Ramp and TFH’s main ramp! It took lots of patience and swearing to get this ramp modeled, but I finally got it.
I spent the past couple weeks creating a CAD model of the table. The left ramp is designed to lift the ball up off the table and slam it down, kinda like a wheelie. That ramp, however, was asked to be removed.