I finally got all the bugs worked out at about 1:00 this AM. Working out the operator hacks were the most challenging. It had "revised" scoring for the star rollovers and a kludge in the chime unit. All squared away and running great now. I plan to haul it out to the AA Pinball Showcase tonight and hang a for sale sign on it. Play it. If you like it, buy it.

I was really scrambling to get this one done. I completed Dipsy Doodle in time for PATZ, and this one was the next one that needed to find a new home. To add to the time crunch, we were out of town last weekend.

The game was part of a multiple game purchase, where the game I was really chasing down was a King of Diamonds. My collection focuses on Gottliebs with a few select Williams and Bally games. This one just doesn't fit, literally and figuratively. I was glad to own it, as I played it a few years ago in a tournament and enjoyed it. There are a lot of scoring opportunities on it.

Here is what I scrambled to do in the last two weeks:
• Stripped playfield, cleaned waxed.
• Replaced all rubber parts
• Replaced most bulbs.
• Rebuilt all steppers
• Rebuilt all ball kick outs
• Rebuilt Flippers, new links, sleeves, stops
• Cleaned and adjusted score reels and assemblies
• Removed all parts and cleaned up relay board
• Cleaned, adjusted, inspected relays and switches
• Removed operator hacks and restored game play to original
• Repaired some cosmetic issues on the cabinet
• Vacuumed and cleaned the lower cabinet and backbox
• Rebuilt Chime unit

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B7kjKvNhPr8lRk9JaFlzSmRYbGc

Sold. As it turns out, we can add one more to the "does this fit in that" thread.

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