Star Trek: The Next Generation
Williams, 1993Need a few things, I am sure I will come up with more in a little while..
Possibly a list of as many of the hex standoffs and their sizes and where they go as possible. Really badly need to know the size and part number for the hex post that supports the crossover wireform. Looks to be about 4"??? Mine is replaced with some other idiotic post and a SHORTER hex post screwed into it.
Stole a picture from Micro's listing for his STTNG since it pictures what I need the info of...... Is that thing just a 4" hex post with thread on one end and a threaded hole on the other, or is it a shorter hex screwed into some other kind of post...I can't remember from last year and don't think I have a picture of the separate parts. >_<
Maybe. The post I have on mine currently has a fairly long thread with a blank flat round section between the thread and the hex. If nobody can come forward with the specific info then I'll just order an extra straight post from Marco with some other stuff I need...if it fits it fits, if it doesn't, well....the fat post with the fat rubber can stay there. I don't mind the shots being marginally tighter.
I think it's this:
http://bayareaamusements.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=MP-02-4934
I just ordered one. I think this may be the solution to the problem I posted here:
http://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/sttng-delta-quadrant-ramp-question
I will measure when I get home, but I think the post I have now is about 4 inches long. With the proper hex post, the ramp will have greater slope, making it easier for the ball to roll down the wireform instead of back down the Delta Quadrant ramp when a shot falls just short of the Borg lock.
Quoted from muttonboy:Have you used this site?
http://www.moll.no/pinball/parts/index.php
Check STTNGs box and type in "hex"
Doesn't really answer your question I guess, but gets you closer maybe!
oh what!? Never seen that site before, that is sweet!
Quoted from jrivelli:oh what!? Never seen that site before, that is sweet!
IPDB also has a parts list for ST:TNG:
http://mirror2.ipdb.org/files/2357/Williams_1993_Star_Trek_The_Next_Generation_Parts_List.txt
Quoted from floyd1977:IPDB also has a parts list for ST:TNG:
http://mirror2.ipdb.org/files/2357/Williams_1993_Star_Trek_The_Next_Generation_Parts_List.txt
Seen those, but its giant, long and text and you dont get to put info in a box! 
I think it's this:
http://bayareaamusements.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=MP-02-4934
I just ordered one. I think this may be the solution to the problem I posted here:
http://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/sttng-delta-quadrant-ramp-question
That's it, 02-4934.
A few pics attached.
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Conyers, GA
If it's unobtanium, no big deal, I'm not going to bust my butt looking for it. I already removed the worst hack, a mini-post on the right outlane that didn't belong there, lol.