CONTINUED!!!

DMD, SPEAKER PANEL:

Good! Good and bright. Lots of life left in this display, was great in a lights-on room. No dead pixels at last test. No major scratches or chips.

BACKBOX LIGHT PANEL:

Fully LED, including high-end LED flashers. I put a slow color-chaning LED under Simon’s famously different colored eye on the backglass. Sweet detail.

BACKGLASS:

The glass appears fine. The translight is faded because, you know, it’s from 1994. At least one piece of black plastic backglass trim is damaged but present.

LEFT/RIGHT CABINET:

Has a bunch of gross scratches in the side decals. The backbox and cabinet art damage are the main thing I point out why this game is *player’s condition.*

Original red flipper buttons. Plenty of smooth wear around buttons.

LOCKBAR AND GLASS:

The lockbar is a little screwed up. It’s been welded and modified at some point, and is a bit bent. But it does work and it is completely tolerable for extended ownership and gameplay. If I were keeping it, the next value-added part I’d order is the lockbar.

The glass is widebody, no chunks taken out of it.

Modded! Inside the cabinet I installed the mirror adhesive vinyl recommended by Todd Tuckey, called the “poor man’s mirrorblades.” I think they look great and really bring something special to this old school/new school sci-fi game!

PLAYFIELD:

That one chip in the neon center, as mentioned.

All new coil sleeves under the playfield (skipped the knocker coil sleeve).

I replaced all rubbers with white where available. It’s been 3 years so they’re not beautiful but all rubbers are present and plenty bouncy.

LEDs:

LOTS of work went into the LEDs in this game, much more than some “quick kit.” There is not a single incandescent light left anywhere on this game.

I used many warm white LEDs and I think this game looks absolutely perfect. Even though it’s true, there’s an “ice” theme to this movie, I don’t like cool white lights on 90’s games.

For the actual “freeze” inserts, I used hard-to-find cool blue crystal lights. All inserts were color matched or best option. They look like the factory intended.

Modded! I added new lights to the main claw feature that are wired directly to the claw ready insert! I’ve never seen anyone add the light upgrades to the claw and the back-panel that I’ve done. I opened up the “girders” plastics and boosted the lighting in there too.

Also the custom claw topper is LED lit!!

The slingshots have LED disks under the front two transparent star posts.

The ball in the shooter lane is illuminated.

All flashers have been hand-selected for each location.

Modded! Outhole/trough LED lid with warm white strip. Great upgrade.

RETINA SCAN FEATURE/EYEBALL:

Modded! I replaced the Retina Scan saucer/kickout hole with a translucent white cup, AND added a slow color changing LED under it. I think this one color changing LED on the playfield is tasteful and awesome because it has to do with reading the eye color in the movie.

The juicy eyeball captive ball is good.

CARS:

The “captive ball" on this game is actually a trapped matchbox car, that rickochets into a second matchbox car! I replaced the red car toy in this game with a new one, and confirmed it is the correct red car from the BOM. I’m including the original matchbox car container (not original packaging.). The white car is good.

Upper flipper is good, but the yellow narrow standup target next to is is a bit bent because it gets hit hard, all the time. I mark this as hard to get perfect, and fine as-is.

CENTER RAMP/ACMAG:

Modded! Put red/orange/yellow LEDs under the grill this feature. The sequence PCB is good.

CLAW:

Modded! Everything about the claw is great! Electromagnet is perfect, switches are good, optos good, no scratches, motor is good, positions correctly. Plus that bonus light tied to the insert.

Claw diverter good.

Computer scoop GOOD, VUK good. Back multiball scoop good. This (left loop) is a great, tricky shot in pinball!

PLASTICS:

are good/ok. I think there’s at least one small break in a plastic, I think by the right outlane. All clear ramps are a slightly yellowed but in good shape, not dirty or frosty. Ramp switches all have new gray switch covers/hides where applicable.

Flippers are good, fully rebuilt, new coils and sleeves. Red silicone rubbers.

SLINGSHOTS:

Modded! Include modded lighting on star posts (alligator clips.)

Over the past three years I've enjoyed playing this game! You will LOVE this game by itself or in a collection. It's a widebody, part of the Williams SuperPins/Super Pins series of games.

POP BUMPERS:

Modded! I installed the metallic Demolition Man decals on the pop bumpers. It's the details that count. Pop bumpers and 3rd kicker rebuilt with new coils and sleeves.

TOPPER:

Unique to this game, I will include an *EXCLUSIVE ONE OF A KIND* topper for this machine.

I made this topper myself, by hand. And it shows haha! I think Mrs. Pin might like this topper.

Obviously a robot claw is part of the movie theme. The robot claw toy on this topper is a painted “armatron” toy. The two action figures are original official Demolition Man toys.

PRICING:

My price is firm at $2632 (32 for Pinside).

Prices on Demolition Man have been "Trending Up!” This game is a great value.
I know what I've put into this machine. It’s 100% working and ready to play.
Sorry, I will not ship, must pick up in Somerville, MA. Must pay via PayPal.

Were you thinking of buying some other NIB game? Wouldn’t you really rather have a nice players condition widebody Williams for 1/3-1/4 of the price? Plus, this game has the handles!

Thanks for reading!