Joined the club today with one that has some heavy scores to beat--98 million, 93 million...gotta assume it's been rolled over as well.

Cleaned and replaced springs on both sets of drop targets today. It's so nice that they made the entire assembly removable by unplugging a few connectors and taking out the four screws that secure the unit to the playfield. If you haven't done it, put it on the to-do list!

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I think this is where people get the hand and maybe the heart too. If not, ebay has a lot of stuff that would work by searching for props or Halloween decor.

https://www.rickshouseofhorror.com/index.php?l=product_detail&p=60

The original parts aren't anything fantastic so as long as you get something that fits there, it'll probably look good enough.

Has anyone removed the large sneeze guard plastic in the upper left part of the playfield? I think a few 3D printed distressed signs would replace the bits of information printed on it and if the signs were done like tombstones it would also enhace that area. I don't like how everything back there is hidden.