I am making a new and improved (at least I hope so) Emerald City Mod for the back of Woz Pinball Machines. Pictures to come but this one will be more elaborate than what is out there and will have an optional lighting effect built in. If anyone is interested in a free mod please reply to this post. I will only need about 4 people to test this so first come first serve. Only catch is that you must provide feedback to me within 5 days of receiving the mod and send pictures of installation. I really would like to get this right based on feedback here on the forum. I will post a picture here in about a week to 10 days and then send PMs to the first four that volunteer with the details. Thanks a lot for the help in advance and Merry Christmas!

Just an update. I have about got the fit right and will be ready to go. I’ll send everyone a pm.

Just an update....I am working on getting the details right. Many very thin spires like the movie that just arent quite good enough yet. Getting closer though.

Here is the prototype. Will be available both lit and unlit. Initial thoughts?

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There are multiple lights in there. I have to work out the thickness of the wire bundle coming out. The fat look is an illusion. It is actually right at the same width and height as the other version. I tried to model it after what I thought the city would really look like while keeping some of the same elements of the one in the movie. I’m going to test fit it with the too fat wire bundle and see how it goes. Then will send out a few testers to people in this thread.

Thats fair. I was trying to get away from the linear 'V' shape of the city with all the tall buildings in the center, and add a little more depth. I'll add some pictures of it in the game on Sunday.

Installed. I have altered the design a little with a tall tower in the middle. The spired does go a little above the back panel but there is no contact or rubbing. Looks amazing! Will be sending some to some people on here to install and test. One challenge to powering this thing up is that there are no holes going under the playfield so power has to go to the right side over the edge of the playfield. Wire is small so no big deal but still an issue.

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