Great looking mod for the money, if I hadn't already picked up one of loirs, I would be all over this, keep up the great work.

Yours look great, I'm still on the hunt but did manage to score this one a few weeks back from eBay. Now just patiently awaiting the arrival of the machine.

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If you're new to airbrushing and looking for a good metallic effect, paint the piece gloss black first and then apply your silver over that once dry. This will give the piece more depth and a nice faux metallic finish without the need for weathering.

Also, less is more on the silver. Do several very light coats you want some of that black to show through. You can also top it off with a nice clear coat. Shiny shiny.

Sight unseen and I'm already interested, definitely keep us posted.

Vary cool! the OD is such an interesting part of Godzilla history, glad someone's incorporating a good version of it into the game. Nice work.

That MG looks nice! And by mounting it over the spinner you won't have the ball trap issues that people are experiencing on the premium. Ball gets wedged under the elbow.sweet

I was at Minnesota's largest toy show over the weekend, nearly 300 tables of toys and I found this. I've got big plans for this little bus.

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That looks nice, I just did a repaint on mine. Still waiting on the machine. Do you simply have a comet strip attached to the bottom side of the atomic breath. I'm trying to figure the best way to light it but without the machine here yet, it's just a lot of guesswork.

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It is the NECA 1956 poster version, I picked mine up on eBay a few months back for around $60. It's a great sculpt.

A quick side note to that NECA poster art figure. The stylized paint scheme they use is actually pretty cool and it's UV reactive paint, soooo... A guy could get creative with some UV lighting back there to really make this figure pop. Just saying.

If anyone's interested, I will be selling my wiz panel for a Godzilla premium. This is the magnetic art piece that covers the speaker area on the back box. In the end, I decided to go with the lit fire speeker inserts from Doug. Never used, still on the original shipping tube. These normally ship from overseas, so you can save yourself the wait time in shipping and customs.PM me if interested.

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Go team necca. Be sure to post what you end up with, with those lights, trying to figure it out myself. Thought about dremeling in a channel on the back side so the LED strip will sit flush.

So I got to thinking the other day after noticing the NECA figure had UV reactive paint it got me thinking. I added UV reactive blue and white to his dorsal spines, I plan on using a couple UV spots tied into diddy's Tesla strike mod so that they will pulse with the spinner as GZ is charging his heat ray. Still scratching my head as to how to best light the atomic breath.

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Not sure off hand but I'll post some information when I'm back in the shop later today.

Here's some info and observations about the paints I used to finish off the neca Godzilla poster art edition. Turns out I picked up that paint about a year ago off of Amazon.(Amazon product SKU in pic) It works like it says it's supposed to,just have to be sure to put down a bright white base coat for best effect. I only used the UV reactive paint for the edges of his spines. The other UV enhancements you can see in the picture are from the original factory paint job. I gray primed the red spines prior to painting, would have done it in a white enamel had I known I was going with the UV later. For the rest of the sculpt I used Vallejo's model colors. Oh yeah, I also used a random mix of testors enamels for the claws, teeth and tongue,coated with a gloss top coat for extra shine.Overall I really like the way the piece has two different looks color wise, depending on the light. I'm anxious to see what it looks like in a machine, still waiting on my premium.
The light source I used for the photos is a UV curing lamp that I keep at my shop. I noticed that it will need to be lit from both sides directed at the spine for the best effect. I'm sure this light is more intense than the ones I plan on using in the machine, will be bringing it home to test this evening.

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So I had a chance last night to test the UV paint effect with some of the actual UV lights that I may be using in the machine when it arrives. I tried a 20 LED strip and a 4 LED star post light from comet as well as a 5 LED cluster I picked up from Titan. They all work to light the spines but surprisingly the clusters put out more intense light then the strip from comet.with the Titan lamp just a tad brighter than the star post light from comet. Good to know as this gives me a few more mounting options when the machine finally does arrive. Like so many others here, I am patiently awaiting the arrival of my machine. I spoke to my distributor recently and he has assured me, it will be here when it gets here.

I just threw a little paint at this piece last week and I just love it, great sculpt. I hate the orange breath, I get that you can throw a bunch of blue light at it but at the end of the day,it's orange. I'm still scratching my head for the best way to light this up. For the rear, I'm going to use a couple UV clusters tied into the Tesla strike spinner so that his spine will flicker as his heat ray is charging.

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It's funny you say that, mine looked the same way before I painted the rest of his teeth.

Tdiddys Tesla strike towers are a must, I just added a little extra paint and some detail touches to mine today. If you've got the pro definitely check out his building, if they're not sold out yet.

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For those out there who are concerned that the poster art neca Godzilla figure might not match the artwork, this might be an answer. These are available for under $100. They have one other available also that looks pretty cool.

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I get it, it's not for me either. Just another option, I figured someone might dig it.

https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/wiz-panel-back-box-speaker-cover#post-6828484
Just listed my wiz panel back box magnetic art. Reach out if curious.

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Just received my oxygen destroyer mod from Lermods. :applause:Pretty damn impressive, keep up the great work. Now, if only I had a machine to install it into.Soon, fingers crossed.

Better yet, send me your machine. Hell I'll even pay the shipping.

Wanted to share this product with other modders in the thread. There are very few mods that I add to my machine that I don't add my own paint touches too. I picked up tdiddy's saber jet a few months back and recently received lermods OD. Without trying to take anything away from the original modders, they're finished versions were, for the most part, very well done. I'm just funny about my mods and wanted to add my own touch with some extra shiny. Enter this product, simply called mirror, it showed up on my Facebook feed and thought I would give it a try. Wow, I'm really impressed. This stuff looks like you're painting with Mercury. The images are of my mods in the works, this was applied simply with a brush and cleans up with mineral spirits. I can't wait to see how it looks shot through an airbrush. In all my years I've never seen a silver perform so well right out of the bottle.MG, I see a repaint in your future. This shit's the bomb!

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Loirs, "the art of pinball"mentioned he was working on one for the premium. Diddy's has stated that he doesn't plan on doing a run for the premium or Le. Sounds like Loirs will be a full building replacement. I believe he's also working on building replacements for the back wall.

Agreed that full-blown shiny is not the way to go with mg. I was thinking it may look impressive with a gloss black wash after the application, want to try a number of different things with this stuff. I did a full repaint on my razor Crest last year that I was really happy with, now that I've found this product,I may revisit the razor crest. Still waiting on my gz premium to arrive so unfortunately plenty of time to put into the mods.

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I haven't had the opportunity to try it in an airbrush yet. This was simply brushed on straight from the bottle with no special surface prep required. The consistency is such that it should run through a airbrush without needing to thin. May help with some of the light bleed through in the body of the plane as well. Attached is a pic of a test application (left nacelle and tail)I did before committing to your plane. This was literally slapped on in 20 seconds and it looked like this. The paint is self-leveling and a little goes a long way. Definitely try this stuff out.

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Get well soon wishes for your pooch. For what my opinions worth, I really like the look of the larger saucer over that pop bumper.

More prep work for that fateful day when my gz premium arrives. Had a little time today and worked the bugs out of this.

Godzilla roar mod

Yep, and since I don't have a fancy red sports car...

These arrived today! While there were a number of other offerings available online that were a little more impressive but a lot more expensive these seemed to best duplicate the artwork on the premium. I plan on repainting and adding interactive lighting. The only downside I can see to these is that I will have to make a custom base to attach to the back box, as the pieces are almost as deep as they are wide. Loving this sculpt it has lots of potential.

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I had some time yesterday to do a little roof work on hurry up pinballs SDTM mod. Weathered and added a few accents. I plan on adding some strobing lights around the helipad once my machine arrives.

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Thanks, appreciate hearing that.

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I have a few ideas and have been playing around with a few products that might work. Won't know for sure until I can get the machine in my hands. Hopefully, in the next few weeks. I'm also anxious to see what Loirs at the art of pinball comes up with before I dive in too deep.

Challenge accepted! If there is a way to "F" this up I'm sure I'll find it. Besides, what would a Godzilla pin be without some destruction.

Not as much as I would love to see this as a topper on a premium. Fingers crossed in the next two to four weeks. This piece should be pretty straightforward when it comes to lighting it up. The translucent water at the base is a hollow cavity with a fairly large hole from the cast process for convenient access. I shoved a 50 LED strip from comet in one last night just to get a feel... And I got to say, it feels great. The base lit up beautifully and diffused the light with no noticeable hotspots.

I finished the repaint of the Godzilla half at the topper. Waiting on some gold paint from Stuart simple, (mirror silver paint guy) before I start the King Ghidorah figure.
Oh yeah, added some UV reactive paint to the dorsal spines. Plan on incorporating a strategically placed UV spot to really bring his back to life. Want to tie it into the spinner shot so that they flicker as GZ's heat ray is being charged.

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No that's my store. I have a blown glass and gift shop at our regional Mall. Lately I've been spending more time here than my home so it's easier to work on the mods there.

Like the blades, I'm starting to see more and more posts of people getting their games. I have to admit I'm envious. My day is coming, enjoy!

The repaint was all all brush work. I'll be airbrushing King Ghidorah when the gold paint I want arrives. Here's a pic of yesterday's color palette, all acrylic. Only thing not pictured is an oil-based clear coat for over the claws,tongue and eyes.

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I had the chance over the weekend to play with some lighting concepts for my topper. There's a lot of ways to skin this cat. The basic premise though is three lines in, the whites in the bases will be controlled by the white GI, a red LED strip under King ghidorah's wings controled by the red GI and a couple of UV star post lights tied into the spinner to illuminate the dorsal spines. The fact that the topper is already split into two separate sculpts with hollowed out bottoms should make it easy to hide any wires. I hope to work on the base for it this week.

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Should be pretty simple, the plans are to use comets quick connect, one in a white GI socket one in a red GI socket. I have diddy's Tesla Tower mod ready to go in, just have to put a splitter on that to tap into the UV lights for the dorsal spine on the topper and for the replacement playfield gz. All I need now is a machine.

Mirrors, mirrors, mirrors! Brightens up the game, makes the playfield seem infinite. I have a set I will be installing in my gz premium on day two after it arrives.

I went with tilt graphics. Well packaged and quick delivery, my second set from them.

This just arrived, blue atomic breath for the NECA figure. I found it on eBay for $11 delivered. It's in two pieces, so the splash effect of the the base is optional. It's translucent so it should light up pretty good. The attachment point in the mouth is a little larger than the original but simple enough to adjust to fit.

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ebay.com link: usr

Click on ,"see all"and scroll to find item. Took about 2 weeks for delivery.

Oh, not to worry, there will be pictures. I'm still a few weeks out at the earliest before I have the machine in house though.

That's kind of what I was thinking as well. One of those comet star post lights is easily hid under the bottom of that. Looks pretty sweet, unfortunately the piece was pre-painted with white enamel on the tip of the breath and the top and bottom of the splash. So although the LEDs luminate the base they don't travel up the column of breath the way I would have hoped. I have a few ideas for some workarounds. Still like it 100% better than the red breath.

So... I'm working on the rooftop mod and I'm curious as to the height of these spacers and if there are any washers? I've downloaded the manual and I don't see any specifics as to these parts. If anyone knows or has the glass off and could measure, I would truly appreciate it.

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Asked and answered, thanks Sleal16

This is all kinds of cool. Really digging the lighting effects. This is going to look fantastic on top of that new machine!

Nice work, looks right at home on the pro.

https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/stern-godzilla-mod-thread/page/26#post-6868715

The one's on the right are from," the art of pinball"

I've been working on a few of The supporting cast myself. I found them on eBay, they just needed a repaint. I got a kick out of the way they had Anguirus tagged, "Godzilla black lizard spikes" . I'm not sure about placement of these, still waiting on the machine.

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Obviously big fans,right.

LOL, it's all good. Mine took about two and a half months but I did receive them. Doug is a straight shooter. He takes your order and he will fill them. It takes a little time and you don't get updates, but he does come through. Keep the faith, definitely worth the wait.

You're both right! Especially the part about kudos to both designers for some wonderful pop bumper solutions.

Nice looking ride. And that topper is amazing! Well done sir.

I for one think it looks awesome. You're absolutely right, these get no love on pinside. I've had one on a space shuttle for 2 years now and have been kicking around the idea of using it on Godzilla when it arrives. Nice looking ride you have there.

It's all good, it's why these forms exist. The only dumb question is the one not asked.Keep flippen.

Nice job on the landscaping too, tastefully done.

That looks great, how long did it take for you to receive it,from the time you ordered it?

Seriously, that's your takeaway from that. I for one could care less how the tree grows above the bridge, I think the trees look cool. I have a number of mods ready to install when my gz premium arrives and have given a lot of thought to adding trees. I think it's interesting and inspiring. That said, the concern I have with that picture is what looks like planking to me on the playfield. My first new in the box was A Mando, I've had it less than a year. And aside from it being pitted as f***, it has now started to show evidence of planking. I've been told the playfield qualities are a crap shoot. Maybe you get a good one, maybe you don't. So for Godzilla I thought I would get a playfield protector to address the dimples, but now what's the point. A playfield protector isn't going to keep the playfield from planking so...WTF Stern. These machines aren't cheap, hell if you played 11 Grand for a car with a shiny finish, and if in less than a year that finish started to go south, you would feel like shit. Sorry, rant over, I just needed to vent.
Oh yeah, I think the trees are cool.

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Maybe normal, but it still sucks. Why does it do it?

Those will work on the pro.

That does look impressive, I have to ask, where did you get it?

Oh hell yeah!

That's the perfect fit, I've seen these online but wasn't quite sure about the scale. Looks great!

Finished adding paint to the saber Jets today really liking that silver. Now if the machine would arrive.

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Flamin frames from speaker light kits. City skyline sold separately
https://pinside.com/pinball/biz/directory/1083-speaker-light-kits

They're tough to find, eBay seems to be the best bet. Expect to pay a premium.

Just finished adding some highlights and weathering to the mazer Cannon. This piece has some great detail for the size, 1/88th scale, a little smaller than hot wheels. attached a before and a few after pics.Again, if only I had a machine to put it in. I was told August when I ordered in December so hopefully soon.

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The paint is a mix of testors enamels and Vallejo acrylics. No airbrush just washes to bring out the panel lines and dry brush.

That's the one. Found one on eBay for 60 bucks loose, but it was sold before I could pull the trigger.

Chrome candy makes that bridge. I believe he does a package deal if you're interested in his other Godzilla mods.

I'm on team necca, movie poster version with a little extra paint.

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I like it, is it for sale?
Sorry, that was too easy. Seriously well done. You may want to fashion some type of counterweight to the back of his head to help with the vibration. Very cool mod.

Felt the same way about the mothra plastic. Found this guy recently , added a little paint. Size should work good for the machine. Mine is supposed to arrive tomorrow, ordered back in December. Can't wait to start throwing my mods at it.

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This is the one I used https://super7.com/collections/godzilla/products/toho-reaction-wave-1-set-of-6
HoakyPoaky posted on this thread about a week ago.

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A few months back I wrote this glowing review of this new product I tried. Well I was initially impressed, after playing around with it a little more I realize it has its limitations. It does not seem to work well on certain plastics, like on a standard action figure. By not work well I mean, the finish will come off on your hands weeks after applying. This doesn't seem to be the case on hard plastics, like models. Also any oil-based paints that are applied on top of it will instantly reactivate the silver and contaminate what you're putting down. I've tried a couple sealers on it and that just makes the conditions worse. I would like to officially resend my previous "woo-hoo"statement and just go with,"it's a good finish for the right application". just saying.

It has begun, machine arrived yesterday after a six and a half month wait. Now to install six and a half months worth of mods. Let the games begin!

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This is the NECA 1954 Godzilla king of the monsters, movie poster version with my own paint highlights added. Size and scale is perfect without any modifications needed. As much as I like the way it looks, the NECA King Kong versus Godzilla, Godzilla figure, from this era of films is also in my opinion a better sculpt of the version that's featured in most of the clips on the machine. Looking forward to getting it lit up the way I want, and there's a small bus for his clutches that I'm working on as well.

All this is true, right down to the holes in his feet. Makes for a easy swap with the original toy.

Couple more additions today, I hope to get to the speaker light kit tomorrow evening. The more I look at the mg in this, the more I think I need to pull it and repaint it. His days are numbered. It feels so good to have my own sandbox to play in. Oh yeah, and I shot over a billion today!

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As mentioned, the saucer mod is from the art of pinball available through Little shop of games in Florida. This one is for sale,if you're interested PM me. I'm going a different direction with that pop bumper. Depending on where they are with production the wait time can be huge for these saucers.

Lots of versions of the saucers available now with price points to suit any budget. As much as I appreciate the craftsmanship, sculpt and quality of build of loir's design imo, Cheko's mods Seal16 , looks the most like the ones used in the films and on the games artwork.

I absolutely agree with everything you said here except maybe the shooter. For the price it's pretty fugly imo.Hell, even if it came standard on the machine it would be the first thing I removed.

Ban Dai makes those, found that one on eBay. They're 1/88th scale with a lot of detail for the size. I added some paint details and weathering effects.The way it's assembled should allow for lighting down the road as well.
https://ebay.com/itm/175124530269?epid=1077451575&%3Bhash=item28c63c445d%3Ag%3A3s8AAOSwkrVh7XJJ&mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&siteid=0&campid=5337059215&customid=&toolid=10001&mkevt=1

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I'll definitely post here when I get to that project, they're definitely will be some destruction involved. I've had the machine less than a week so there's a lot to do yet. And apparently, I need to start shopping for a Godzilla blanket.

Looks like he's had his fill of bananas and has moved on to fighter jets.Looks good!

Stayed up past my bedtime last night and played in the back box. Added new 5.25 speakers and the flamin frames. As awesome as it looks, the pictures just don't to Justice to how nice it sounds now.
Hope to find some time this weekend to work under the hood. Adding flipper fans, shaker motor,bridge washer, airball wedges and a bonus sound mod to goof on my friends. I actually thought I'd be further along by now but I never factored in how much time I would spend playing this game, it's so much fun.

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It's more of a goof honestly, a 12 volt car horn mounted in the cabinet that makes a Godzilla roar. It will activate when you press the center coin return button. It's loud as f***, I've tested it on my mando, easy install.
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/stern-godzilla-mod-thread/page/24#post-6852665

I believe the horn came from a place called kaboom.com, it's been a while since I ordered it but I have the paperwork. I'm working today but plan on doing the install of this this evening. I'll post all the details as I refamiliarize myself with it.

Funny you say that, my grandkids were the inspiration for this mod. I'll make a detailed post once I install it.

Here is the actual site that I picked the horn up from
https://www.boomblasters.com/product/godzilla-roar-sounds-car-horn/

Those planes look great, digging the paint scheme.

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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Added a few more things top side.
It's really starting to come together now.

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There is nothing in the gameplay that will trigger the horn, it is activated manually by pressing the center coin return. I don't have a video of it in Godzilla but you can check this out from when I tested it in my mando.
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/stern-godzilla-mod-thread/page/24#post-6852665