I agree with DF...just make sure those are 32.5" legs - that's the length that game should have - IIRC.

Did you get a set of legs with both games? Are they the same length? Also...are they all red? I don't think WLMS painted any of their wooden legs red from the factory, but I could be wrong...they look like they could be original in your pics though...

EDIT: I see that both DID have the red legs in an earlier pic in this thread...cool! Do you think that's original? They just look too even for a home-job...

Sean

Good for you resisting the urge to go with non-original flippers. I disagree with this approach, since it changes the game too much...in my opinion of course, which DOESN'T appear to be a popular one...LOL - so be it - I'm used to it.. The impulse flippers are tough to get good with, but you can do it...and it's very satisfying to do so.

The impulse flippers are a steep curve, but isn't that a first impression type problem? Like when a SS player tries an EM, or EM guy tries a woodrail...isn't one of the first complaints "It's too slow", without really giving it a chance? I think the impulse flippers often fall into this same trap...

On my 1950 Wlms Sweetheart, that I've played for quite a while now and think it's one of my funnest games, I have gotten much better over the years. It's a challenge like anything else...and there are different shots to make with them...you just need the ball to bounce just right...lol - isn't that what's fun about all pin games?

YMMV :0)