Topic: Wooden pinball-like stations that require thinking/coordination, 10% discount (Read 960 times)

Listed with an extra discount at:
http://www.bitcoinblackfriday.com/#cat=11
http://aviot.com/vb/bitcoinblackfriday.html

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That looks super cool! If only I have room to put one of these in my house.

The 10% discount on the product itself will stay (when paying with Bitcoin), the 10% discount on shipping I'm not sure.

i love this. please keep your discount up for the future, I would like to make a purchase when I'm out of college and have my own place

really cool product.

I mean, really, really sweet stuff man.   Seems like a pinball master creator who swore off electricity...

this 1 gives me anxiety watching, but it's such a cool idea:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vaPHtTKH_A

so cool!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0Ir0hlf7fo

My familiy's business now accepts Bitcoin: http://aviot.com/vb/index.html

We are selling original wooden game stations that are called "Vector Ball", take a look at the video clips for a demonstration.

Here is another video that illustrates the mechanism in some of the more complex models: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFn5nsz6mL0

I listed on the website some selected shipping costs of ours. It's difficult to find cheaper shipping options due to the dimensions and weight (120x120x60 cm, 65 kg). The Vector Ball station will be packaged inside a specially prepared wooden box. Right now if you pay with Bitcoin then we will give 10% discount on the shipping too. It's an air freight door-to-door shipping, and it will take 12 business days to arrive if the Vector Ball model is in stock. If it isn't in stock then it will take up to two additional weeks to assemble it. Some models don't have a price listed next to them, which means that they are out of production.

Regarding my trustworthiness, you can check my posts history on bitcointalk, and I also know in real life other reputable forum members (link) and people who attended the Bitcoin conference. BTW these Vector Ball game stations were featured at an exhibition in the national museum of science in my country, unfortunately I cannot find English links, here are some translated links instead: [1] [2]

If anyone has any questions, for example a technical question about the mechanism of a Vector Ball station, or a question about other wood products on our website, then please ask in this thread.