help with names

[pachitimsj]

just picked up two new machines and don't have a clue on what to call them.

[hanabi]

I'd call them Lucky to have found a good home with a PT Member!!



Seriously, I think one has an owl feature and that stylised PAC on the cell,

what is the centre piece of the other one??

[mudfud]

I thought "owl", too, and then "spot(s) or dot(s)"

[todd]

I'd call them Nice!

[candyflip]

just picked up two new machines and don't have a clue on what to call them.

Take a photo of every Japanese language written part you can see on the front, post it here, and we'll have a crack eh?

[derek1960]

Machine 1 & Machine 2 ?
Sorry I can't resist sometimes.

[pachitimsj]

here are some pictures of the kyoraku. i was leaning twards sun 406. and just if anyone wanted to know where it was made

[pachitimsj]

here are some pictures of the nisijin haven't a clue on this one the top feature dose look like an owl but the center looks like something out of startrek

[pachitimsj]

thepics didn't post try 2

[Moparformances]

the first one i would call "Center Change"... (if there's ever any writing on the center thats the name i use)

your right the second one looks like some sort of Klingon symbol

[wrkey]

I agree with Mopar on Center Change as for the other, PacStar was a suggestion I made on a machine earlier. Don't remember if this is the same one or not.. but there's my suggestions.

If not, I hear William or Steve is good too.

[owennewton]

the first one i would call "Center Change"... (if there's ever any writing on the center thats the name i use)

your right the second one looks like some sort of Klingon symbol

that is far more Bajoran or Romulan than anything from the great Tlhingan empire (yes tlhingan is the correct way to spell it)

[Moparformances]

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia




Lt. Commander Worf, played by Michael Dorn, is a main character in both Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, and also the films based on The Next Generation. Worf is the first Klingon main character to appear in Star Trek, and has appeared in more Star Trek episodes than any other character. He is one of the few characters to be a regular in more than one Star Trek series, along with Colm Meaney's Miles Edward O'Brien

see im not the only one that cant spell

[owennewton]

The Klingon Language Institute

[pachitimsj]

the votes still out but leaning on center change but wife likes the demonic clown for one and pcq for the nishijin

[digital1]

My kids play a game with a ball and lines on the ground called 4square that is what I thought of at first sight

And PAC Star on the other