I bought this 4-bank assembly for homebrew purposes. It was labeled simply as Gottlieb 4-bank drop target assembly. Does anyone know off-hand what game it came off of? Please don't go investigating, because I looked at playfield pics of Gottliebs from the mid 70's to the late 80's until I went cross-eyed, but I didn't see one that matched. Also, does anyone have a Gottlieb 3-bank assembly from the same era that you would sell me?
IMG_3659 (resized).jpegIMG_3660 (resized).jpegQuoted from trecemaneras:I bought this 4-bank assembly for homebrew purposes. It was labeled simply as Gottlieb 4-bank drop target assembly. Does anyone know off-hand what game it came off of? Please don't go investigating, because I looked at playfield pics of Gottliebs from the mid 70's to the late 80's until I went cross-eyed, but I didn't see one that matched. Also, does anyone have a Gottlieb 3-bank assembly from the same era that you would sell me?[quoted image][quoted image]
Might be Panthera? Definitely that or later, as they appear to be a controlled 'memory' drop mech. Can't find a filter for that controlled feature particularly.. but it would be silly to use the same color like this on Panthera.. but who knows... some sys80 that has controlled drops.
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