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The art is superb, and is a take on the legendary "Alice in Wonderland" tale. It took me a few years to locate this game for my collection, being one of the most appealing and most valuable from Williams woodrail era. Well tuned, the game plays surprisingly fast. The object is to complete 1-10, either through the targets, rollovers, or random kickout hole, to light specials. Also, 5 balls draining in the gobble hole, as opposed to below the flippers, scores special as well. Specials also made on scoring of course. Another tough game to beat ( light all 10 numbers). If you don't feel like playing, just turn in on and admire the glow of it lit up! No published production numbers, but the game is definitely rare.

I bought this for pure nostalgia, wanting to expand the range of years of my collection and the theme was attractive to me. I didn't expect it to be so much fun! The skill hole is a unique feature, the sounds are beautiful simplicity, the backglass artwork has to be among the best ever as evidenced by the fact that a reproduction is available even though there are only 4 known tables out there! It could definitely use some cabinet artwork, but that was an afterthought at the time it was made. It was one of the first to have the flippers positioned at the same place that they are today and the game play can hold its own against just about anything out there. A true classic. Too bad you'll probably never see it listed in the EM top 100 because it's just too rare to get enough reviews. Two are in museums and two are privately owned.