Quoted from Sorokyl:

sorry, what is "convlux protectors" ?

Quoted from RTS:

I've had both versions. I can actually compare. It ain't the best version. It's the same. If you like the plastic cityscape, order that from Doug, and the lights from Myth and avoid the ridiculous wait.
Dougs is definitely better if you like 4-5 month delays and being told to not ask the status of your order.

Quoted from Sparky:

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Quoted from Sparky:

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Quoted from BadBrad97:

Not sure if I have seen this, but my shooter had a chip in it from the factory. I replaced it with the green one from Pinball Life for 8.95. Product ID: 20-9253-2
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Quoted from BallyKISS1978:

So any idea who made the topper??
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Quoted from Sorokyl:

sorry, what is "convlux protectors" ?

Quoted from Apinjunkie:

How I attached the horn mod. Full disclosure, I have limited pinball electronic knowledge so I used an accessory power supply board from pinball life. I would assume but haven't verified that you could skip the accessory power board and tie directly to cn11(ticket dispenser) with a .100" 5 pin connector. The benefits of the board are that it is double fused (protects your machine from your mods and your mods from your machine) and has connections for up to six mods. I will be adding more in the future so this was the right solution for me.
Let's get started, Mount the auxiliary power supply board directly under the cabinet node board as per the manufacturers instructions. Real simple four screws and two wire harnesses to swap. The horn comes pre-wired from the factory with a yellow,black and red wire leading from the housing and a mechanical switch. Using a three pin molex connector attach the black (ground) to the top (pointy end) of the connector. Attach the red and another wire of the same gauge (approximately 3 ft long) to the lower or flat end of the connector. Solder the end of that wire to one lug of the mechanical switch(doesn't matter which lug), solder the yellow lead from the horn to the other lug on the switch. Attach the molex connector to any of the four available spots on the accessory board.
To attach the switch we will be using the center coin slot. You'll need to temporarily remove the plastic lamp and clip that luminates the coin reject button. On the coinmeck assembly just under where you removed the lamp you will find two holes that run through the mechanism. We will be using the top hole closest to the coin door and a zip tie, the largest you have available that fits comfortably through the hole. There is a lock adjuster nut on the button that came with the horn, you want to tighten that up enough to leave a channel just wide enough for your zip tie. Run the zip tie through the hole and secure the button using the channel as your guide. You'll want to pull this extremely tight but check your alignment as you're doing so by depressing your coin return button. When set up correctly, your coin return mechanism should be pushing the red button all the way in when you're at your end of stroke with it. Reattach your lamp clip, it will have to ride up a little further on the assembly.Now you can mount the horn under the cabinet node making sure to leave room so you can adjust the angle of the horn without making contact with any electronics. Now clean up all your loose wires with zip ties being sure to leave enough slack to comfortably open your coin door paying close attention to not interfere with your coin door switch. There, easy peasy, power it up push the button and enjoy.
https://www.boomblasters.com/product/godzilla-roar-sounds-car-horn/
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Quoted from Apinjunkie:

Wanted to post an update here as to an improvement made to the installation of the horn mod. After having the mod installed for a few weeks and going through the grandkids test, I found that after about 100 pushes the switch can work itself loose or out of alignment. I found a simple solution using parts you may have laying around. I simply added a few small rubbers, sandwichad between the switch and the coin mech. Using the rubber rings gives you the hole through the center so you can still use a simple zip tie to secure. This centers the button for better contact with the coin eject lever as well as keeping it from sliding out of position.
Pic 1, rubbers used
Pic 3, original installation after grandkids testing with coin eject liver fully depressed
Pic 4, new installation with better alignment
Pic 2, new installation with coin eject lever fully depressed, note the red on the horn assembly button is completely engaged.
Easy peasy, much better, more reliable.
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Quoted from Utesichiban:

So the ads would be digital with a neon look and change like a digital billboard? Would be cool if you can pull it off.

Quoted from Sparky:

It would be a video of still images. Whatever I can find that is vertical, or images I can piece together to create multiple ads in one image. Here are some examples.

Quoted from Shuoink:

this guy gets it...
why wait 6 months and be afraid to ever ask the status when you can be enjoying the same effect within weeks...

Quoted from Jamesays:

were you able to get the light back on ?

Quoted from Sparky:

It would be a video of still images. Whatever I can find that is vertical, or images I can piece together to create multiple ads in one image. Here are some examples.[quoted image][quoted image][quoted image][quoted image][quoted image][quoted image][quoted image][quoted image]

Quoted from gumnut01:

Can we quit with bashing Doug and his speaker lights from now on. I think it’s been covered to death. The product is great, you may not get it real quick. It’s like some people have a personal vendetta.

Quoted from gumnut01:

Can we quit with bashing Doug and his speaker lights from now on. I think it’s been covered to death. The product is great, you may not get it real quick. It’s like some people have a personal vendetta.

Quoted from Flaverflav:

Why do you think this topic keeps coming up? it's that the guy is not transparent. At the beginning of the year I warned here that I had given up ordering because the deadline was in months. Doug said I was a liar and now I see those who ordered around the same time haven't received their order, that's ridiculous. No matter how good the product is, as long as it has this "order, wait, don't ask questions, and cancel if you're not happy" policy, you'll always have people complaining here.

Quoted from Flaverflav:

Why do you think this topic keeps coming up? it's that the guy is not transparent. At the beginning of the year I warned here that I had given up ordering because the deadline was in months. Doug said I was a liar and now I see those who ordered around the same time haven't received their order, that's ridiculous. No matter how good the product is, as long as it has this "order, wait, don't ask questions, and cancel if you're not happy" policy, you'll always have people complaining here.

Quoted from Sparky:

It would be a video of still images. Whatever I can find that is vertical, or images I can piece together to create multiple ads in one image. Here are some examples.[quoted image][quoted image][quoted image][quoted image][quoted image][quoted image][quoted image][quoted image]

Quoted from Utesichiban:

Cool. Just a heads up though, those last four, larger ads appear to be Chinese, not Japanese.

Quoted from Sparky:

Thanks for the heads up. I was worried about that after someone else mentioned one of my examples being Korean

Quoted from pinballjah:

Simple mod, glass cover.
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Quoted from tripp:

Love that. Where can I get one?

Quoted from tripp:

Love that. Where can I get one?

Quoted from jonnyqtrek:

Bohdi - May I ask which figure this is, and/or a product link, if you have one?

Quoted from VisitorQ:

What is the best and easiest to install Godzilla replacement figure?

Quoted from VisitorQ:

What is the best and easiest to install Godzilla replacement figure?

Quoted from Muymanwell:

ebay.com link: itm
this guy. keep your eyes open, you can find it for under $50 pretty regularly.

Quoted from VisitorQ:

Thank You.
How do you mount it in the machine to stay in place?

Quoted from Sorokyl:

This is the same as I mention above. Just mount to feet.
This figure has been mentioned here many many times, you can go find pics, etc

Quoted from VisitorQ:

Ok, cool. Is there a 6" and 12" version (it looks like), which one are people installing?

Quoted from Muymanwell:

there's only 1 version. the difference in measurements is the height while standing, and the length from nose-to-tail.

Quoted from VisitorQ:

What is the best and easiest to install Godzilla replacement figure?

Quoted from RoadQueen:

I got this Godzilla figure printed from Sleal16 and I think it matches the artwork great. Not sure if he’s still selling them. Mine has blue eyes instead of red and the back spikes painted too.
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/stern-godzilla-mod-thread/page/7#post-6602517

Quoted from pinballjah:

This King Ghidorah fits perfect in the back corner if you can find one on Ebay.
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Quoted from Apinjunkie:

Got the clear pops in
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Quoted from smokinhos:

Not sure if I'm missing something, but I bought two clear pieces for my pop.. is there three to complete the mod?

Quoted from Apinjunkie:

The base is a separate piece from the body. Three-piece total base, skirt, body

Quoted from pinballjah:

New powder coating on my premium, silver vein. Also added a godzilla and king ghidorah to the topper. Think it needs some Japanese decals on the front.
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