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I was just minding my own business at a gay bar, when I saw this!
Can't for the life of me figure out what this game was before it extolled the virtues of Studs. It can't be an original design, can it?
Has a horizontal spinner like you'd see on many 70s Williams games. Or maybe it's a late 70s Stern?
Relatively few layouts have the spinning posts, and this one doesn't show. Maybe an original studly design? Also weird random single drop targets.
http://ipdb.org/search.pl?ft=spinning+posts&sortby=name&searchtype=advanced#999
Quoted from zacaj:Looks like bally displays? Is that a vari target on the right?
Yeah appears to be a bally or Stern hardware game. They went through a lot of trouble to not do art on the playfield though! I'm sure they could have had some fun with the vari target or spinner area.
This game lives at the Fun Hog. Someone in Vegas please go check this out for us.
Maybe Cornelius wants to make another road trip for the community!
Quoted from MarkInc:I spoke to Nick Kovalevsky <[email protected]> back in June about it.
Here's what he told me:
It was a parts game out of a drive in movie theater.
I think it is a Bally 6803 system cabinet and board set.
Added some relays for v flashers. Other diode boards for switches.
Different bumpers and targets. Art package.
New cut playfield but it wasn’t sealed correctly.
We're making them another one that has a nice flat clear coated playfield.
So I guess all the art wore off.
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