Quoted from jasonp:

https://offerup.com/item/detail/495517566/
Saw this today

Quoted from BioBa:

Where do I get the decal from that goes into the playfield and replaces the actors with the cartoon characters? I'm getting nowhere with my searches.

Quoted from SYS6:

A cheap diy building light mod.
I recently picked up a Flintstones and wanted to add the building light mod so here's my diy approach.
I used 1W leds that come mounted on aluminium plate, these are cheap, a few dollars for ten from ebay and the like. To make them easier to mount I superglued them to thin pieces of metal cut from an old pc case.
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Each led is about 3 volts and they are polarised, so if you arrange two in series and then a parallel string of another two arranged in the opposite polarity they suit being fed from the GI.
Bad ascii art schematic shows it below!
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I drilled 20mm holes to mount the leds into the buildings. I drilled from the bottom for the residential side because I thought this would look better with the flat roofs. I drilled from the rear wall for the shops.
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the wires can be concealed inside the buildings, working your way along.
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when all is down and tested I used a smear of neutral cure silastic to hold the back plates in place
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I made up little up little tails to connect to GI sockets, this makes it easily removable.
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On the building end is the mating connector and the cable is run through the playfield holes
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so it all plugs together
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and from the top
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The whole thing cost a few dollars and an hour or two for those who like to tinker.
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Quoted from Pinstein:

Hi All, Attached to this post is a pdf of the cartoon family decal for the playfield. There is a magenta cut line around the black shape for those that have the ability to cut the decal. This was originally a jpg placed in illustrator to print and cut. Seemed like the best way to post it was pdf. Hopefully someone out there can make these available again.[quoted image][quoted image]

Quoted from mwong168:

I sold my first Flintstones back in 2012 and really missed it. One came up in my circle of friends so I picked it up last Tuesday. Been slowly working through the minor issues and getting it up to my standards.
Here is the lighting before and after.
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I also made some inlane decals to cover the stainless using the file posted by someone a few pages back in this thread... thanks!
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Quoted from ToucanF16:

I like those inlane decals too. However I’m too lazy to print them myself. I’d certainly buy a set if someone started printing them for sale.

Quoted from ToucanF16:

Sure. My kindergarten skills are intact!

Quoted from Methos:

anybody have a lead on some replacement ramps?

Quoted from mwong168:

I lit up my buildings using some warm white led strips and tied it to the 5v from J116 on power driver board.
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Quoted from PinDeLaPin:

How bout some posts of custom rule cards. I printed out 1 set but would love to see someone post a set of cartoon themed cards.

Quoted from pinbuoy:

that's nice, no odd ball behaviors at slow speed?

Quoted from PinDeLaPin:

Did you just attach your new playfield sticker right to playfield with the sticky backing or did you put anything on top of it to secure it down with mylar?

Quoted from PinDeLaPin:

Very good thanks for the update on that. Can you please advise at any point down the road if you start to notice the decal starting to lift away and maybe how many games (approx) of course it lasted. Thx

Quoted from ccbiggsoo7:

killer, you making these available for the rest of the class?

Quoted from seah2os:

Is this one thicker drop target on the E of the left bank of drop targets original? I was having an issue where occasionally a few of the targets didn't seem like they wanted to drop all the way when hit, leaving about an 1/8th" above the playfield. They appeared to be dragging due to the aftermarket decals placed over the originals creating too much thickness for the slot. When I removed the decals, I noticed the one odd target on the left bank. Even after removing the layered decals, they still don't all drop correctly. It occurs on both banks. Thanks.[quoted image][quoted image][quoted image]

Quoted from RB0135:

SPINNING WHEEL - I CREATED A 3D VERSION OF IT
Hi all,
My newly required Flintstones didn't seem right when it came to the Spinning Wheel and it seem to wobble and stop and go when balls were on it.
Taking it apart, I found the wheel was stripped out where it fits on the spindle and whoever had it before, just tighten the spindle nut that tight, the surface was below the ball exit and the last ball out would get stuck.
Finding it impossible to buy, I set out with Fusion360 and designed a direct replacement for the wheel, with tight tolerances. I measured the motor spindle, the key, distance from motor to where the balls exit and other measurements.
Took a few goes to get the shaft spindle tolerances correct, but I finally have a direct replacement that now spins perfectly.
Surprisingly, the decal for the surface still seems to be available. This is the textured surface, so I didn't bother designing that in, but that might be the next version.
I printed it out on a Prusa MK3S, .20 resolution, 100% infill using black PETG (but PLA should be fine). You could even get creative and printing in any color if you wanted..
Anyone interested, I have put it up on Thingiverse. Would love to know if this helps anyone.
Here is the link: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4200258
Rob

Quoted from RB0135:

Hi Pinball Haus
Bought something from you recently... Will be buying more... Love the "Rock Tumbler" decal. Love the coin door decal, but my coin door is different, so mightn't fit...

Quoted from BioBa:

Thanks! Yes my machine seems to have a Stern door. I think most other machines will have the Bally/Williams US door.
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Quoted from mbelofsky:

I picked up a nice Flintstones at the beginning of February. First time I bought a pre-owned game and all the LEDs were installed (I usually get the "most LEDs except for the really hard to reach places installation"). It had no errors. All lamps, GI, flashers, coils, and switches working. So I have been playing it to see what needs to be adjusted. I bought a translite from Germany and decals from the Netherlands Feb 23 but they both have not arrived yet. I want to go more with the cartoon look.
My only remaining "issue" is when the ball goes up the right lane and the diverter is down, the ball spins out of the right inlane. Sometimes it goes to the outlane. Sometimes it dribbles down the front of the sling. But it makes it difficult to bowl. After carefully watching the ball, it appeared that the ball was dropping onto the rubber around the post in front of the rod that lifts the gate. You can see in the first photo, I removed the rubber and you can see that the ball has been hitting at the 9 o'clock position and bouncing erratically. This solved about 75% of the problems. But the erratic ball behavior continued. It looked like the ball would hit the diverter and then slide really fast out the hole at an angle. In the second picture, I added a small felt dot on the diverter where the ball was mostly hitting. These are easily removed if needed. For good measure, I added one at the end as shown in the third photo. Occasionally, the ball will spin out. But for the most part, It has allowed the ball to correctly fall into the inlane. This makes the game much less frustrating. I also did the same changes on the left side.
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Quoted from Williampinball:

Looks great ,where did you get them from ,decal ?