Bought this for an "okay" price for the condition it was in (average) - seemed very cheap when it was advertise as a HUO (or in this case HUO after they bought it "shopped" from somewhere else). Lots of damage on playfield which had been repaired. Ended up getting a Mirco playfield and performed my first playfield swap, stainless steel crate, leds, colordmd, new targets, new Boneybeast ramp, leapers, plastics, pop bumpers and boogie men were the main things I replaced. Later on I'll redo the cabinet. Luckily after reassembling everything I only had one issue where I'd soldered the leaper target incorrectly. I'm really happy with how it turned out and it's given me a lot of confidence to attempt another machine. I love this hobby

Before:
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After:
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I could probably have lived with the dodgy terrifying area but those lightning bolts by the remote - urgh. I had to look at them every time the ball came down to the flippers - it's like that first scratch or dent on your new car - your eyes are just drawn to them. With the Australian dollar the way it is, plus shipping AND customs that Mirco playfield turned out to be pretty expensive but now I've changed it over I think it was worth every cent.

That looks great.