F-14 Tomcat
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Quoted from Patofnaud:Especially when repro F-14 playfields are on the near horizon....
Exactly what I was thinking. If you're going to all the trouble to try to get it to boot to test displays and beacons, why not take the next step and make it a fully working game? These sell for $1000-$1500 all day long. Imagine how much it would sell for with a brand spank me new playfield in it.
Quoted from adaman25:How much for just the spinner and spinner switch? I've been looking for one for a while and everywhere I look is out of stock.
You can get spinner blanks and decal sets. Are switches hard to find?
Quoted from adaman25:No switches aren't hard to find but the spinner blanks are. Haven't had much luck finding the blanks in stock and if they are, they're pricey. Figured it would be cheaper to get the whole thing together.
Yeah they are pricey. $10-15 bucks everywhere you look, but...you get nice straight wires on them. I have a bad habit of breaking them when I try to straighten them. I think I treat them as delicately as playfield glass now.
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