Just joined the club, now that TheLaw is out. I'm going to repaint Buzz and Bud. I'm thinking of using Createx airbrush paint and then two-part auto clear. Has anyone repainted theirs, and what paint did you use and how has it held up?

Novus 3 followed by Novus 2. If they are deeper you may want to start with some really fine sandpaper first, 1500 grit or higher. Then switch to the polishes.

Who has brightened this game up without adding blinding LED's? I'm going to shop mine out closer to spring and would like to figure out how to get more light on the playfield. One issue I have is the spotlights to the left of the slam ramp get hit a lot and either get spun out of position or the LED's get knocked loose.

Has anyone relocated that spotlight stalk so that it's not getting hammered so much? Out of all of my games, even older games with incandescent lamps, it's the darkest.

That's where the screw goes through to hold the gopher. He's missing the top portion.

Would someone be so kind as to take some pictures of the underneath of their upper playfield wiring? I'm buttoning up my NGG and have multiple plugs that could go to different spots. Williams must have started using wiring harnesses that would work with multiple games in the WPC95 era. There's no way that all of these plugs get used.
You'd think I'd learn that when disassembling pins, when I think I have enough pictures, take some more!

Added over 6 years ago: Pinsider Djblouw was nice enough to send me the link to his pictures on Photobucket and I'm squared away now. Thanks DJ!

Put what ever you want on there, the wider yellow ones would protect your ramp better. I put blue urethane posts on there of the normal size.

I don't remember the manual saying anything about lubrication on the wheel. It would probably just attract dirt.

There should be a mark on the side of the wheel that should line up with the mark on the sticker. Make sure those are lined up. It's possible someone replaced the sticker and didn't put it on correctly.