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I believe the assembled/painted ones are being rerun. The unpainted plastic kits are still available on Ebay for $50+ - http://tinyurl.com/keaagum

If you're interested in a slightly larger resin version that was done in very limited numbers years ago (similar to the one below), I think I have one of those available fully painted. Kinda pricey, but much more realistic. PM me if you're interested.
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Or, you could pre-order one of these bad boys for $265. http://tweeterhead.com/product/your-heart-belongs-to-me/

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So what about the rare casino slot machine topper that I see runs in the $800+. I see there is still one on Ebay. What does everybody think of it? Worth it? Rare?
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That ebay link does not even have the stone base.
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Sideshow Collectibles.Expect to pay $300 to $450. They sell out so E-bay may be your only source. Quarter scale so make sure you have the ceiling ht. Tooned-up by Electric-Tiki makes the smaller one I have placed on the DSC00581.jpgDSC00609.jpgDSC00577.JPGDSC00580.jpgDSC00580.jpgplayfield glass but would not look correct on top without other stuff. Sorry for dup. photo but can't delete.

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Do you have those on shelves over the PF glass? Never thought of doing that, but I don't have the ceiling height to display the Sideshow pieces.

Here is my custom painted Elvira slot topper. I think I got it from Robert Winter a few years back.
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Yes, that was from me. One of a kind white dress version.

Found a picture of her with my son at that time (he was about 5). Gives you an idea of the scale of that piece.
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I think I also have the resin sculpt of her on the couch in a white dress as well.

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BTW, to all those PMing me about the toppers, I got a little busy with the Halloween weekend. Should have pics and price of what's available shortly.

This is about 18 tall 360 degree of leds and the spinning spider. I have the height just need the know how

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I have one of those fully mounted inside its top box with matching glass. With the box it's MUCH taller than 18 inches. I wired mine to light up, spin, change colors, etc. It was a LOT of work.

The light behind the wheel is simply a fluorescent tube, but I believe it required 24 VAC for the power supply in it.

The perimeter lights are single color and wired in a simple 3 or 4 circuit chase pattern. I didn't wire those on mine. Probably 12VDC.

I found a DIY stepper motor control so I could have the wheel slowly spinning.

The etched plexi spider-web is actually edge-lit with RGB LEDs. I bought a controller off Ebay and have it so the spider web slowly fades between colors. I *think* it was common anode.

It's kind of mesmerizing to watch, but it's way too big for a pinball topper (at least in the top box). I've been trying to piece together a complete Elvira Slot (the first one, not Elvira's Secret) for years but this is the closest I've gotten.

Here's a picture of the entire box with a custom painted Elvira figure on top.

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Here are pictures of one of the toppers I had available. It has been sold.

It is about 8" high, 12" wide and 7" deep. This was not a mass-produced piece and was only available in limited numbers many years ago. None of them came pre-painted.

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That is an amazing slot. I just thought the unit just sat on top. While mesing around i connected a 9volt transformer and was able to light it up,motor may bea little flaky unless it is sporadic as to when it works.Your knowledge of making it work is over my head.

What happened to all those slot machines? The 1st one, not Secret.

By license agreement, they had to be destroyed. That us why you see parts come up from time but some did survive intact!!!

wow !!!

Such a waste