Very cool! Thanks for posting such great photos. Gameplay looks very interesting, and I was wondering about the possibility of adjusting the angle on that top-right element. Glad you confirmed that. The part I don't understand is; how is a ball supposed to rest in the 100, 200, or 300 portions? Are you supposed to count that score if the ball just sorta rattles around in there and then careens down to the bottom? Also, what are the 2000 point "mechanical pockets" the playfield instructions refer to?

Great find!

The arms move(!??!). I was not expecting that. I figured they were just stationary flag springs. Very cool, indeed!!! Thanks for the explanation of mechanics and scoring. Makes a lot more sense now! Makes me wish I could attend Freeplay Florida (even more). Your booth looks incredible. Any chance you'll be at TPF this month? I'll be there for my first time and exhibiting my artwork at the Pinside booth...and stealing away once in a while to enjoy other Jeff's booth.

Hi Jeff,

I'm a cartoonist. Here's some pinball-related work I've done:

http://elephanteater.com/10761

...and some comic books:

http://elephanteater.com/comics

You're so right. (Other) Jeff's "History of Pinball" booth is going to make it very difficult to stay behind my table.

I should be there again in 2019! Hope you can make it!!!

Man, I've driven through Florida before ( http://elephanteater.com/5573 ) and that is a looooooooooooooooooooooooooong state, but...

Oh.

My.

Gawd.

Just think about what kind of a pre-war showing there would be if you rolled into Texas with your line-up. Between the two Jeffs there would be, like, 40 machines!!! *dies*

TPF2019!!!

*fingers crossed*
-Ryan

Now, if you could both roll up to Michigan, that would be ideal.