Star Trek: The Next Generation
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http://www.robertwinter.com/pinball/restorations/sttng/teardown/index.html
Great site that I used to supplant pictures I took when I did a swapout several years ago.
STTNG isn't as hard as some other games.... I remember Taxi being a PITA as you had to slide the ramps into the machine from either side at the same time, but that's probably because I didn't remove the PF from the machine, and the posts are all very similar heights. (shop out only not a swap)
Quoted from slochar:http://www.robertwinter.com/pinball/restorations/sttng/teardown/index.html
Great site that I used to supplant pictures I took when I did a swapout several years ago.
Quoted from Pin_Guy:Have you done a playfield swap on a STTNG?
Yes.
All WPC era games that are mostly lamp boards underneath are cake compared to the mess that is densely populated with individual lamp sockets interwoven with mechs and wiring harnesses that are 1982-1984 Bally and Williams games. Centaur was terrible since everything had to be perfect or it just wouldn't play right, and CPR's playfield spotting was way off down in the trough area.
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