Well out of what you have here, Its the following from left to right

MCI: Super Red Baron
Midway: Suck Hunt
Chicago Coin: Super Scope Rifle
Midway: Wild Kingdom
Bally: Road Runner
Sega: Missile

So the gun games (Particularly if they are midway) you need to look at where the gun mounts to the base. Typically these are made of plastic and very brittle. It takes 1 kid hanging on it, or one jolt to left or right to break it, and nobody has re-popped these on a large scale yet. It was a terrible cost cutting tactic to make them out of plastic versus metal.

Also look at the wood gun stocks and make sure nobody has repaired a cracked stock, again they do crack here and there.

Also know what games have solid state sounds, and what games have 8 track players. USUALLY the 8 tracks don't work because the player broke, or the tape broke. At very least, make sure you have 8 track player in the game if it has one. I couldn't tell you have many games I have come across that have had missing players.

Keep in mind that the rarer the game, the harder to find parts for. And rarity does not always equal value or fun factor. The Sega Missile looks cool on the outside, but honestly you could find a Midway S.A.M.I for super cheap, buy a reproduction film for $100, and have a substantially better game for half the cost of the Missile.

MCI Super Red Baron, though a rare game, it's not particularly a great player. The effects are cool in regards to being a projection game. IMO it would hold in a large collection for it being different, and rare.

Out of all the gun games, Wild Kingdom hands down is the best in that lineup. It has a cool black light scenery, and it also has enough targets to be good. The best part is that you compete against "Charlie" which is the hunter in the game. You have to shoot the targets before he does. So its like playing a computer.

Bally RoadRunner is a neat game. If you are into drivers that are not games like CC Speedway, Motorcycle, Sega Grand Prix. This is a great solution. IMO the best game of this lineup here. Its a hard game to find because its a good player and people tend to hold on to this game. I would like to eventually get one in my collection, but the opportunity to acquire one hasn't popped up where its been reasonably close.

I hope this info helps, and if you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

One of my favorites from my youth. Midway’s 1976 ‘Sea Wolf’.

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Not that it matters, but I am an avid EM collector. If you are looking for any particular titles, I can keep an eye out for you. I am only on the other side of the lake from you. About 5.5 hours from GTA

Loved that game also. That little speedboat was just a luck hit.

It flew by for sure. You’d have to take the periscope and whip to the far side that the speedboat was heading and fire a missle just hoping to get lucky. I swear that I can still hear the sound of it.

Found this sample video of Sea Wolf on YouTube. Ahhh memories...

I bought the s.a.m.i from the same guy at pinfest. Fun game. It is fun but repetitive like most of these type of games.
Just struggled to sell my crossfire rifle game.
So buy a shooter because you want it and expect to lose money if you make improvements.
I recommend a twin rifle game. Not repetitive and fun for one or two players.
I always wanted a submarine game as well.

This one is practically right in your backyard for a cool 5 Grand.

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Yeah, right.

There are tons of machines on eBay like that. They keep re-listing them at the same high price, with no bites.

I do understand certain sellers have invested a lot of time and energy restoring games and want their effort rewarded but it’s just not going to happen. That guy has no feedback and is surely BS-ing on what it just brought at auction.

It is the " there is an ass for every seat" strategy in hopes of finding a sucker.

Do you recall the asking price of any of the games in that lineup? Looks like $550 for the Sega Missile.

The Sega and the Sami were priced at 550

That is a great first game! You will be very happy with this choice. I personally dont have one yet, but am looking to find one for a reasonable price.

I've got a fully working Bally Target Zero blacklite em arcade game for sale for $1000/bo. It is a game where you are flying over an airport and oil refineries and have to fire missiles at the targets on the ground. Very cool game. Unfortunately, I can't make Allentown this year, but the game is available to see and play anytime in Phoenixville, about 1 hr south of Allentown.

Drano , i am sure you are savvy with these forums. but if you do a forum search for invaders from outerspace youll see posts with a few people saying they have one. i just read one thread where someone bought that motor disc from michael weaver. i dont know if michael is on here im sure he is but he heads the woodrail group on facebook. maybe he had/has the gun or other parts. also attached is the image of what i did on that stepper . looking at it it we werent sure if the center key should have attached to the half circle? those fingers were terribly worn however that copper tape did make connection .( im not sure if i did more to this or not since this photo )

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