FunHouse
Williams, 1990Looks pretty awesome but I believe you should have completed painting inside the backbox. Looks a bit patchy. It is closer to factory this way but they usually painted all the way to the boards. If you were in there with all the boards removed, it wouldn't have taken 5 extra minutes. I would assume you did the same inside the cabinet. I am OCD and pay attention to the finer details. Good job though.
Quoted from tamoore:Nice restore. Too bad it's a Funhouse, and not something more valuable
+1
Quoted from TheFamilyArcade:As Good as HEP? Who knows,
Anyone who has looked at the HEP gallery knows.
Quoted from Skypilot:Just did one last fall,Congrats, its a very beautiful game when its restored, Right Mulder...?
Yup, like a piece of art.
Quoted from kurtackerman:1st off you have no clue how much work has been done to my machine. I have not said anything bad about his machine or his price, personally I hope somebody buys it. Every pinball machine is forsale for the right price!
I saw his months before Kurtackerman purchased it. I would put it quality wise against this one, every pin has a price...
Great looking restoration from Elkhart pinball people who have seen or bought his games know the quality of his work
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