How to Unbox a Pinball Machine and Save the Box - Beatles Diamond

Unboxing a Stern Beatles Diamond Pinball Machine using a box preserving method.

[@pipes3]

Didn’t even notice the pinball machine until the end. Nice work.

[@baileyt2132]

That was super fine - the pinball wasn't bad either

[@Regejr512]

Wow great video! Would love to see more like this. Oh, and the game looks awesome also.

[@kensurfs]

Excellent instructions. I have a Munsters pinball arriving soon and I want to preserve the box too.👍👍

[@JackT_Music_on_Vinyl]

Great video! And those are 2 of the calmest Poodles I have ever seen. One sleeps, the other yawns, lol!

[@billwilliams5352]

4:02 Check out that rock! Dogs: That's a cool pinball machine...to pee on.

[@hectorcastrejon]

Great video! Thanks! Which pinballs do you say you prefer to use in the video over the factory ones? And why?

[@danielmitchel31310]

Awesome video! What high-end pinballs do you recommend? You did not say in the video. I've just got into Arcades in the last 8 months. I bought my first Arcade1Up the month before. It was an impulse buy I wasn't sure about...I'm really glad I got it now. Virtual pinball machines have been taking off in 2021! I am 29 years old. I grew up playing Pinball on Windows 95. I think that's cool, but I feel like a real machine would always outdo a V-Pin. In the last year, collectibles across all categories have just skyrocketed in price! Graded comic books, Funko Pops, Sports cards, and original arcades and pinball machines! I really appreciate the art and craftsmanship that go into making real pinball machines. I would love to own one someday.

[@charlesthomas6987]

Awesome video. What brand balls do you guys buy?

[@kirby695]

Great video, why don't you use the factory balls? are they really that bad to use?

[@operationpinball7155]

kirby695 we like a high polish ball. The theory is, balls with a smoother finish from the start are easier on the playfield, but more importantly the high polish just looks nicer rolling around in the machine. The balls that are included are usually not mirror finish and you can usually see the surface imperfections as they roll around. It just is more pleasing to the eye.

[@kirby695]

@@operationpinball7155 Thank you

[@WesWyzykowski]

@@operationpinball7155 What kind of balls do you usually buy? Solid video! Good instructions, and you both took your time detailing every step.

[@seagramrip187]

That’s sweet mate how much if you don’t mind

[@ericmiller3708]

What brand of pinballs do you use?

[@operationpinball7155]

Eric Miller we use any of the High polish balls sold. Some people complain of mirror finish balls becoming easily magnetized. We have never experienced this in hundreds of machines.

[@ericmiller3708]

Thank you.

[@JamesReedy]

@@ericmiller3708 check out Ballbaron's Ninja Chrome balls, they're $1.50 a piece and probably some of the nicest balls you can buy. The balls that come with the game truly are trash...

[@iPodtouchFan2000]

👍

[@3rdaxis649]

I had a hard time seeing the video because i was blinded by the bling, lol. Jesus. Didn't know you could fit thirty seven pinball machines on your finger;)

[@Gamesales1]

Nice work!

[@Del_Monico]

Dude - if your wife got that for you, she's awesome!

[@DarkOgr]

wow!