I built a WH2O, It's fun collecting all the parts. I found a partial wire harness from a backbox cut at the neck, which saved a bit of time. Williams manuals are pretty darn good. I bought the correct color coded wires from bay area amusements and wired the playfield from scratch. It's not bad; run 4 or 5 wires a night and you'll be done before you know it. Figure an easy 6 months to a year for the project, and expect to rig up a few bits and pieces on your own, mantis amusements sells strips of ball guide metal which is handy. I spent about the price of a player condition WH2O, MB is probably a better deal if you enjoy the work.

I scored a pile of parts from one of the guys that sells stuff from eastern Europe. If you buy stuff one by one costs are going to be high.

In Brazil you need a guy who can get (the pinball parts) in and get out before sunrise.

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