Quoted from firefighter:

Also picked up this woodrail Universe for $50 . My wife and favorite mother in law spotted it in a parking lot while I was inside the store. They wanted me see what the guy was going to do with it. So we waited for him and said it hasn’t worked for years and had no fixing skills. So 10 minutes later and we’re heading home with another pin. Got it going but needs all flippers rebuilt. Don’t know if I’ll keep it yet.
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Quoted from DaMoib:

Nice collection, thanks!
I haven't run across a Flipper before. Looked it up on IPDB, interesting read.
I need to get out more...

Quoted from Knxwledge:

Picked up this Jumping Jack for $225. Needs help with the backglass and the front of the cabinet (almost looks like it was left outside with the front exposed to the elements only, because the sides look really good). To my surprise it actually went through its reset phase and started a game. Excited for this one, the playfield looks like a more interesting version of Bally Air Aces, my other EM project lol
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Quoted from aahgo:

Nice, I’ve had Four of the Flippers… Parade, Clown, Cowboy, and Pool. Only have Flipper cowboy left. Didn’t care for Flipper Parade, but I enjoyed the others. Never had an opportunity for Flipper Fair or Flipper.

Quoted from Mopar:

As far as playing, I can get into any of the Flipper Series games, but yes,
Flipper Cowboy and Flipper Fair are the better players..
I like Flipper Pool (1965), but it's not one of the Flipper Series games.
1962 Flipper Clown was the last of the series..

Quoted from Mopar:

I've been working on a C.C. Sun Valley the past couple weeks, and since a backglass
was very much needed, I converted the glass along with the game into the AAB version.
Although I myself don't know of any, I'm very confident a handful were produce, which
would make it (to my knowledge) the first True 2 Player AAB.
I didn't have the glass digitized, so it's not super crisp, but much better than the original.
I just picked up the glass today, and after seeing it lit, I'm going to add an extra layer
of white vinyl cut out to form in the cut out areas to dull out some of the bulbs' over
brightness.
btw: For me, converting to AAB made a huge difference for game play..
The local Print Shop is in the process of making the new Score and
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Quoted from NoQuarters:

Big Top looks like a cool game !

Quoted from Mopar:

A true Gottieb 2 Player AAB. Only 4 U.S. titles known.
Nice game!

Quoted from AlexF:

Looks great! The extra ball count unit on my Pleasure Isle was real fussy too. Took a lot of micro-adjustments to get it consistent.

Quoted from Mikala:

Just got done doing a full restoration on this ‘64 Wing Ding AAB for a friend. Big, grateful thank you to O-din for providing me with the replacement chrome flippers. Paint job done by previous owner needs to be addressed in the future, (white latex with vinyl stickers used for design, missing silver fleck) but is passable for now. Machine was full of hacks, guy tried to retrofit Gottlieb flippers for Williams. Led to shafts binding up and torching the coil, tilt ball rollover switches used as flipper switches, loose post had long wood screws through them that resulted in breaking the neutral wire running around and under the playfield & on & on….[quoted image][quoted image][quoted image][quoted image][quoted image]