I stock the topper illumination kits for all my toppers because I sell through Mezelmods, as well, and ship them together when customers order both from their website (GZ is not currently listed there, but will be soon). In my Pinside Shop, I don't list the illumination kits because they are not my product, and I don't want any confusion regarding support if something goes wrong with the lighting.

If anyone wants to order the topper and illumination kit, you can either wait for it to be listed on Mezelmods, or you can order through Pinside and send me a direct message. I can accept Paypal payment for the difference and include the kit with your topper. ($35).

If you have other newer Stern games, I make the same style topper for about 11 or 12 other games. I just noticed a couple of them are not listed in my Pinside Shop (BM66, GB, maybe a couple more).

The link below is the illumination kit from Mezelmods. I don't believe they can be tied into the flashers for voltage reasons. You might want to check with Lermods, the OP of this thread. Rob might have something that ties into the flashers.

https://mezelmods.com/products/pinball-topper-led-kit?_pos=34&_sid=5e431e6ce&_ss=r&variant=5469664509981

Hmm. Nice to see it's reversible, I guess. The mounting angle of the bottoms should have all been bent the same way. This one must have been reversed by accident. Glad you're happy with it.

They do look great lit up!

I'll be away on vacation this week, but I'll be working on the video for this when I get back.

The displays I've been using for the last 7+ years became too difficult to get (it's been backordered since August). I switched to a different display, so I had to slightly alter the model to accommodate. I have a waitlist of over 100 for various titles, so if you're interested, I'm hoping to get caught up when I get back.

Can I get someone to take a pic of the small node board under the left flipper button, please?

Thanks

Perfect! Thank you!

Nice topper!

The TV mod I've been selling for 8 years plays about 30 mins of video before it loops. The wood grain TV has sold for about 40 different titles over the years, but TSPP has been my biggest seller by far. I'm working on GZ video now. If anyone is interested, these are $149. You can send me a DM. All my TV mods have been out of stock since August, and I'm just putting them back in stock, so not sure how long they'll last before I can have more ready.

Here's short example of Beatles and TSPP:

This is one minute out of about 30. Sorry, I don't have a GZ to put it on for pics/vid. $149 shipped to US. A little more for International. Please send me a message if interested.

A couple of customers have taken pics and video of their TV install location. These are just two options. Link is to video.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CfWFO2Ol4yF/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

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I don't think my screen is that big.

I'm looking into a vertical style sign/display (can probably be used horizontal, as well). Mounting/integration with existing buildings and other building mods would need to be figured out, as well as making sure the power connector doesn't show.

Does a changing/scrolling advertising sign really fit the GZ era/theme of the game? I know it would fit the current Tokyo era

As I mentioned last week, I'm working on a video display vertical sign with changing advertisements.

It will be closer to the vertical signs you see in this pic. The advertising will change and transition to several different Japanese ads. If I can find good pics of isolated, vertical neon, I can include those, as well.

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Well, these aren't the actual ads I'll be using, but I don't know the difference, so if you do, I might need to run them by you first

Video part of it is figured out. Still working on the bezel. Also have no idea where this would mount, but the bracket I use for mounting can attach for either side mount on bottom mount. And I think these are about 4" from top to bottom, so not sure how much room there is in places. I don't own the game, so I can play around with those options.

This is an example of the display with no bezel and just one sample of an ad.

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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.

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

I make the TV mod ( for about 40 different titles, not just GZ). Price is $149 in my Pinside Shop and a few bucks more through Mezelmods.

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Just be aware that splitter is 12v only. There are a lot of light up mods that require 5v.

I've sold quite a few for Godzilla. Not everyone posts pics.

Someone just pointed out to me that the Godzilla Silhouette Topper was nominated for the Best Topper category of the TWIPYs. If it was one of you in this thread that nominated it, thank you! If you haven't voted yet on the TWIPYs, I'd appreciate the vote:

https://twipys.com/

I bought the Godzilla vs Kong figure and decided I wanted the Neca 1956 Poster figure instead.

If anyone is interested in buying the vs Kong figure from me, send me a DM. $15 + shipping.

It was sealed in plastic and came with a red, nylon, cinch tote-sack. However, I took it out of the plastic but did not install it (I don't have my game yet).

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I've sold more of these than any other title.

But the problem is that the guy who sells the Mini Pin Ciri Controllers won't ship to the US.

Thank you. That is helpful, and I'll look into that. The guy selling them didn't give me a price on the board because I'm in the US, and I replied asking if I could have them shipped to someone in France or Germany, but he hasn't replied.

Pinball Life has a splitter board for 12v and a power supply board for 12v and 5v, so depending on which voltage you need, you could go that route.

Those clear connectors should connect together, and then it plugs into the node board in the cabinet. The fused piece is a dongle/adapter to connect to the node board. This is the SPIKE 1 version, but it works on SPIKE 2, as well, by plugging into the node board instead of the backbox.

No advantage either way. They both provide 12v and ground.