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Quoted from play_pinball:At the 1:40 mark on that video you get the blinders and chimes:[quoted image]
Are they "electronic chimes" or actual hardware? At one point it doesn't sound like hardware to me. It sounds like both.
For hardware, look at Time Machine which did come with actual chimes.
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I swear I'm going to homebrew a layout like this with 6 pops.
The lower section of the playfield is very much like Jurassic Park but flipped to the other side along with the main ramp location.
Quoted from truemagoo102:It's a killer layout- Not so much JP but I consider it more a "left-handed whirlwind" with an easier side ramp shot. Wish it wasn't clunky with the DE standups and had better code, but shoots well when you're dialed in
It looks just like JP flipped- Lower poppers in same spot, instead of two scoop openings in front of poppers one and the main ramp is right there. Instead of a loop like JP the side flipper bangs up a ramp instead. Ramp diverter there as well.
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