By Christopher Rummel
Silver pinballs, mirroring electrons in frozen orbit above an atom’s nucleus, appear to hover in the air instead of flying madly around on a pinball machine’s playfield as they are supposed to.
Neyen’s tribute trophy gleams with pinball like orbs in seeming orbit above the score reel and old circuit boards scavenged from mothballed pinball games.
The gleaming orbs, beneath which lies an old school pinball machine score reel reading “104”, are encased by plexiglass, all part of a remarkable trophy recently acquired by Alameda’s renowned Pacific Pinball Museum.
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