Asteroid Annie and the Aliens
Gottlieb, 1980
Big Foot
Bally, 1976
Global Warfare
Game Plan, 1981
Joker
Bally, 1969
Q*Bert's Quest
Gottlieb, 1983
Wrecking Ball
Williams, 1987Quoted from ultimategameroom:See post #573 on pg 12 of this topic for the creature model.
The full story of how I got the model from john Trudeau is under the topic
"See CFTBL found photo of original model used for halo gram. Need your help". My computer skills suck or I would have linked the topic.
My mystery castle has an original sheet of Zaccaria playfield glass. Not sure how common that is anymore, but the people I know with Zaccarias didn't even know it existed.
Quoted from dung:My mystery castle has an original sheet of Zaccaria playfield glass. Not sure how common that is anymore, but the people I know with Zaccarias didn't even know it existed.
What's the difference?
Quoted from dudah:What's the difference?
Acid-etched Zaccaria logo on the glass....
Quoted from dung:My mystery castle has an original sheet of Zaccaria playfield glass. Not sure how common that is anymore, but the people I know with Zaccarias didn't even know it existed.
Quoted from MrBally:Acid-etched Zaccaria logo on the glass....
A South Park at my local (kind of trashy) arcade has this glass in it. 
I know the guy. Worth buying him a new sheet of glass in exchange?
Quoted from dung:My mystery castle has an original sheet of Zaccaria playfield glass. Not sure how common that is anymore, but the people I know with Zaccarias didn't even know it existed.
Original sheets of zaccaria playfield glass are not rare in Europe.
I have had several pins with zzz glass...
Quoted from MrBally:Acid-etched Zaccaria logo on the glass....
yup, I get the logo etched into all new sheets for fun 
Quoted from pascal-pinball:Original sheets of zaccaria playfield glass are not rare in Europe.
I have had several pins with zzz glass...
Except the game was made in europe so anything zaccaria is not nearly as rare. I know a few people who have zaccaria pins and none have the original glass. Similar to having a stern with the orginal made in the usa sticker on the glass.
Value this like I would any used pf glass, nill. Going to trade it to a friend with a devil riders. All I want in return is a replacement used glass lol
Quoted from Chrizg:Snagged one of the Batman coats the Kapow and Stern team was wearing at Expo.
How the hell??? 
Quoted from Sarge:Im bumping one of the best threads on pinside because I don't have any cool stuff of my own...
After 5 years in the hobby.....nothing?
Quoted from Whysnow:please share some photos if you get a chance. thanks for the knowledge
hi whysnow,
do you need more proto-pics?
Quoted from xTheBlackKnightx:NOS AFM promotional winter jacket.
Highly uncommon now.
Produced in 1995 in limited quantities.
I've got one of those too Same un-used condition, but mine is a medium. Do you have the 'cheesy' certificate too? I think they only made about 10 or so. Weren't they gifts to the AFM team from Brian Eddy?
Quoted from pinwhoo:I've got one of those too Same un-used condition, but mine is a medium. Do you have the 'cheesy' certificate too? I think they only made about 10 or so. Weren't they gifts to the AFM team from Brian Eddy?
No cheese with this jacket unfortunately.
The first sets of the jacket were given to the design team, then WMS employees (including other designers), and the rest were spread out between support staff, distributors, large operators, shows, and demonstrations.
Most of the remaining jackets that float around today were those given to distributors for support.
In this particular case, I have no idea how many were made.
If I had to guess a couple hundred, as they are very well made, embroidered, insulated, and well stitched.
Not a "cheapo" jacket.
I would not expect PPS to be giving out a jacket when AFMr goes into production eventually.
Quoted from xTheBlackKnightx:The first sets of the jacket were given to the design team, then WMS employees (including other designers), and the rest were spread out between support staff, distributors, large operators, shows, and demonstrations.
Thanks for the info, I didn't realize that there were more than just the design team.
I do have the certificate that came with it.
Quoted from MustangPaul:After 5 years in the hobby.....nothing?
ZIIIIIING!
Actually I bought my first pinball machine in 2007 so closer to 10 years in the hobby, THANKS 
Quoted from pinwhoo:Thanks for the info, I didn't realize that there were more than just the design team.
I do have the certificate that came with it.
If you are interested, do a quick search around the internet. Steve Ritchie and others in the industry have worn the jacket on several occassions and were captured in photos and during events.
Not mine, but it needs to be here.
Based on a TAF whitewood playfield, that was used for testing clearcoat.
If you want to read the full story (in Dutch, but pretty pictures) ... http://www.flipperforum.be/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=522&hilit=naked
Quoted from xTheBlackKnightx:I would not expect PPS to be giving out a jacket when AFMr goes into production eventually.
$279.88 with purchase of machine. Limit; one per machine purchased.....
Quoted from MrBally:$279.88 with purchase of machine. Limit; one per machine purchased.....
Quoted from Avatar:Not mine, but it needs to be here.
Based on a TAF whitewood playfield, that was used for testing clearcoat.If you want to read the full story (in Dutch, but pretty pictures) ... http://www.flipperforum.be/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=522&hilit=naked
Very cool.
Quoted from xTheBlackKnightx:No cheese with this jacket unfortunately.
The first sets of the jacket were given to the design team, then WMS employees (including other designers), and the rest were spread out between support staff, distributors, large operators, shows, and demonstrations.
Most of the remaining jackets that float around today were those given to distributors for support.
In this particular case, I have no idea how many were made.
If I had to guess a couple hundred, as they are very well made, embroidered, insulated, and well stitched.
Not a "cheapo" jacket.
I would not expect PPS to be giving out a jacket when AFMr goes into production eventually.
I thought back then Brian Eddy had gotten these together and was selling them. I had purchased a couple.
Quoted from chad:I thought back then Brian Eddy had gotten these together and was selling them. I had purchased a couple.
The design team initiated, WMS liked the idea for promotion and supported it, although a bit more expensive.
Whoever made them did a good job over most of the cheap T-shirts that normally floated around.
I don't know who first brought up the idea.
Mr. Eddy or another would have to confirm.
Might become a "hot" item again soon, I suppose.
Still have no idea how many made, only WMS personnel could help.
Mine is distro passed along from an old show.
I have what I consider some cool stuff, but it's all JPop stuff, and with the way he tarnished his reputation I am embarrassed to show it 
Chris
Nice!
The guy and the girl on the Playfield look like the people on spy hunter
Quoted from ronsplooter:Managed to pick up a Tecnoplay X Force yesterday. The game seems to be in great shape but if anyone has any spares they'd be willing to sell them please give me a shout
Quoted from PACMAN:And the backglass...
Jeeze, is there a story to these blatant ripoffs?
Another item from my artwork archives.
32x24" promotional poster signed on the backside by Python Anghelo in the 1990s.
Cross hybrid artwork for the pinball and video stand up arcade game.
I have no idea how many were originally made, but probably more than the 50 or so Pinball Circus 24x36" posters.
I recently bought another one of these unsigned.
Giving it to a fellow collector friend who owns the the H2H pinball as a gift for backglass assistance regarding another hard to find title.
The vibrancy of the hard print is still superb after over 35+ years.
That's a cool piece for sure. We've seen some amazing stuff since this post started something like two years ago. I never intended it for people to show off there actual games but just there STUFF but it's all good stuff for sure so lets keep it going.
John
Quoted from xTheBlackKnightx:Another item from my artwork archives.
32x24" promotional poster signed on the backside by Python Anghelo in the 1990s.
Cross hybrid artwork for the pinball and video stand up arcade game.
I have no idea how many were originally made, but probably more than the 50 or so Pinball Circus 24x36" posters.
I recently bought another one of these unsigned. Giving it to a fellow collector friend who owns the the H2H pinball as a gift for backglass assistance regarding another hard to find title.
The vibrancy of the hard print is still superb after over 35+ years.
Nice! I have an original and a repro joust poster as well (I don't believe mine is signed)... wish I could find an original centipede poster with the archer on the bottom, I have a repro, but not an original
Quoted from ronsplooter:Managed to pick up a Tecnoplay X Force yesterday. The game seems to be in great shape but if anyone has any spares they'd be willing to sell them please give me a shout
awesome. Does it use the Gen 2 zaccaria boards like my tecnoplay scramble uses?
Quoted from xTheBlackKnightx:Another item from my artwork archives.
32x24" promotional poster signed on the backside by Python Anghelo in the 1990s.
Cross hybrid artwork for the pinball and video stand up arcade game.
I have no idea how many were originally made, but probably more than the 50 or so Pinball Circus 24x36" posters.
I recently bought another one of these unsigned.
Giving it to a fellow collector friend who owns the the H2H pinball as a gift for backglass assistance regarding another hard to find title.
The vibrancy of the hard print is still superb after over 35+ years.
This is so cool. I have some items signed by Python (including Pinbot backglass art that I should be getting this week). He was a truly unique person. His passing was a great loss to pinball.
Chris
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