I live in the north of Scotland. Very rarely do you see pinball machines here as they've all been taken over by 'X Factor' and Ģ250 slot machine. I am very grateful to the creators of Vpin because at least in some fasion I can feed my passion for pinball I had in the 90s and have missed so dearly there were pinball machines EVERYWHERE at that time, but those kinds of arcades are all dying out as we all know.
I guess I'm just a little impatient to get it running sorry. :hugs:
lol -
should've realised you were just a gruff scotsman! (joke!)
Anyhoo - I know the north of Scotland can really mean the back of beyond, but I know there is a small community in Scotland that organise some meetings etc & if you're anywhere Aberdeen there's definately a few people that way that'd help you out with playing some real pinball

Check out these links for more UK specific info:
Pinformer - a list of all the machines that are currently known about on sites in the UK
UK Pinball League - want a chance to play real pinball, with real people? Get involved in the league, it's mostly just for fun and a bit of socialising, but if you want to take it really seriously you could
UK Pinball Group - the place where UK pinballers chat, post help, organise league & other meetings, offer machines for sale etc.
As for getting
VP/
VPM up & running...honestly...go through the guide, if there's a specific part you don't understand, then ask about that in as much detail as you can & you'll get all the help you need.
Regards,
Dan.
City in the Highlands. Like ummm...hardly