First of all, great score as this game is hard to find,even in the states, since only about 2600 were made. The legs are 28.5 inch long. Mine has black legs but not sure if they are original, I don't think so. As far as I know, the coin door should be a hammertone silvery gray color. The coin bezel is a brushed chrome plated steel. They usually rust badly, especially the inside part that you can't see. Some of the Stern games of that era also had legs that match the coin door hammertone finish. Luckily the hammertone paint is available from Rustoleum. It's called hammer finish and the color is silver. They also make it in other colors. Here a Flight 2000 door that I restored with the Rustoleum. It takes a little practice to get the hammer finish to look factory. If you spray too fast, the paint will be dull. Too slow and it will pile up. I painted legs in the same fashion. Paint the inside of the legs first to get practice making the hammer finish. Also on the door are repro stickers and I had the other parts chromed. If you don't want to paint legs, order new ones from PinballLife. He has them in light or dark gray, chrome and other colors. Good prices.
Rich

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What a nice find

Nice work on that coin door. I love to see pics like this. It's inspiring....
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Looking good! Try re-seating the ribbon cables at the sound board and mpu, this may help bring back the sound. Another tip for the coin door, I painted the plastic coin entry slots with white Krylon fusion paint. See previous pic.