Indiana Jones: The Pinball Adventure
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Quoted from Ricochet:I think there is some on the playfield art... “Dr. Jones” ... I think is “Dad” on the early ones.
It also has a large blue scarob that is placed behind the flippers in front of the Bottom Arch.
20200609_205644 (resized).jpgQuoted from Manny65:Do they have the names of the designers somewhere else on your playfield or were they simply omitted?
Interestingly Lior's apron had a scarab design on it as well
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I will look tonight. I do believe the designer's names are on the playfield.
Quoted from Manny65:Do they have the names of the designers somewhere else on your playfield or were they simply omitted?
Interestingly Lior's apron had a scarab design on it as well
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I was surprised - the design team names were omitted on the prototype playfield.
20200728_181308_005 (resized).jpgQuoted from wallybgood:Hey Tom
I've been looking for an IJ Rotor Popper (at the idol) for a while now with no luck. https://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/A-16231
I was wondering if by chance you had an extra that you would be willing to sell. I just need the weldment.
If you don't have an extra would you be willing to lend your original weldment to Mantis Amusements? The last time that I talked with Kerry, he said that he would be willing to reproduce it if he had an original to get measurements. The deal in the past is that Kerry sends you a new reproduction plus your original back for your trouble. You would have to double check this with Kerry, of course.
Thanks
Wally
I am curious why the weldment would fail. It is mentioned this is a hard to find part, but how would this part get damaged?
Quoted from ViperJelly:Has anyone done a gold/brass metallic powder coat on the wireforms, legs, lockdown bar, etc.
I was thinking of painting mine in Prismatic Powders Brassy Gold. I think it has a nice look.
Quoted from Digduglus:I have butter brass powder coat on the wire forms and Adams gold on the legs, side rails, lockdown bar, and coin door
Must say, I like your color choice better than what I was looking at, including the metallic top coat. We are a sheet metal fabricator, and have made parts for the pinball industry for 30 years, and have a production powder paint line. We regularly powder paint decorative powder, including Prismatic Powder. I think I may copy your choice. You have great taste!
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