Quoted from LTG:

Also that coil has three lugs like a flipper coil. Maybe a broken wire at the coil for the hold ? Go over the solder joints at the lugs, especially the thin wire from the coil windings to the lug - easy to have a crack or break you can't see.
Then follow the wires to the driver board that coil plugs onto. ( turn game off ) that driver board is held on by screws to the huge board below the playfield. Remove the screws, no need to unplug all the connectors. Unplug that driver board from the huge board, a row of ten pins on one side plugs them together. Then plug the board back in and push the tops of those pins in a bit to seat the driver board into the huge board good.
LTG : )

Quoted from LTG:

I think Mrsiyufy made it for his game.
LTG : )

Quoted from Mrsiyufy:

Video attached. The castle has the yellow candle flicker led Lights from Amazon that I linked above - the dragon has the same solid amber led from my prior video - I thought I switched it over but must have forgot too.

Quoted from Norcalpin:

I used side blades from flyland designs….they pair with this game so nicely. [quoted image]

Quoted from Sorokyl:

Is the LE different than others? I have cointaker mirror blade on my 2015 standard.it fit fine. Definitely use protectors (I have the pbl ones), even with that added thickness playfield goes up and down just fine.

Quoted from Only_Pinball:

Remakes dont use the OG sound Roms

Quoted from Sorokyl:

Wow they don't even wire it together? I hope you didn't pay more than 10 bucks for that. Could add this onto a mouser order for maybe $1..

Quoted from BurntBiscuit:

Just a thought…possibly add some strategically placed thin foam underneath the top of the lockdown bar

Quoted from gorditas:

It is adjustable via the two brass screws in the top of the assembly. My best luck in doing so has been to remove the glass, balls, then lift the playfield against the backbox. Put the lockbar in place, stick your head in the cabinet, and look underneath the lockbar mechanism at how each slotted tab of the lockbar is engaged by the sliding mechanism. You will quickly see which side needs to move up or down. (In your case, they probably both need to go down several turns) Remove the lockbar, then adjust each screw up or down. Repeat until you can just barely catch the slot, so that tension is applied downward when engaging the lock. If it is too far down, you won't enter the slots, and will have a hard time moving the handle all the way to the locked position.

Quoted from SiN13:

I know it seems pretty likely we are getting another run of MMR games from CGC in the near future. Do we have any idea of which model it will be? I'm guessing Special Edition's based on them asking people's interest levels in RGB kits and XL displays. I'm also curious if pricing will be adjusted to the current market for these games or if it will match what they were when originally released at which I think was ~$9k for the LE/Special Edition.

Quoted from Vyzer2:

Yes it was clear glass but it must have been some type of shatterproof. It was the original glass than CCG put in the game. I had replaced the translite with a 3D one that someone was selling years ago. The actual transits is fine. Just can’t find who is selling just the glass at the correct dimensions. So don’t need the translite. I guess I’ll contact planetary and or my local glass co. Just need the dimensions.

Quoted from Devinsupertramp:

I'm looking at getting side art blades for Medieval Madness. I'm going back and forth between the Flyland design which is more popping eye candy, vs the pingraffix (non lightup one) that looks much better at matching the style of the original backglass art. There's no high quality photos with it though actually installed. Anyone happen to have high quality photos with one of these two installed on their machine? Opinion on both of them? Does the Flyland design with the original backglass not match as well?
I've included links to both options. Just wish there was high resolution photos with them installed with backglass as well.
Flyland:
https://pinside.com/pinball/shops/shop/1194-flyland-designs/04879-medieval-madness-side-art-blades-for-pinball-machines-
Pingraffix:
https://www.pingraffix.com/product-page/medieval-madness-pinblades[quoted image][quoted image]