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Looking for plastics for a Williams Teacher's Pet. In particular, I need the ink well plastic, the one behind the right drop target mid-playfield. Here is a pic cropped from IPDB. I would take a whole set, as mine are faded, but would be content with anything, including a scan so I don't have to recreate the art.
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Need a single, small yellow playfield post from an early 60's Williams game. Not the tall ones used for under plastics, but the rounder top ones used out in the open parts of playfield. Like the yellow one pictured on the left here:
http://www.ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=1863&picno=30252
Quoted from MikeO:PM sent.
Got the post today, thanks again!
Phil
Quoted from TomT:Looking for a decent 60's Gottlieb coin door mine is in pretty rough shape and I don't have the funds right now to spring for a new one from PBR.
What game?
Quoted from polyacanthus:That was my plan but seriously it's not even close. I'd need gobs of epoxy with some kind of filler to keep it from flowing out and try to fill the gap without getting epoxy on the pf while holding it level somehow... Better to just find a new one I think. It seems like someone tried to glue it in the past with something that melted it.
Wrap the insert with tape around its outside until it press-fits in the playfield. Ive used butcher tape as clay suggests on his site, but honestly painters tape worked just as well for me. Then you can glue it in with wood glue or super glue if you like. I find it less permanent to not glue it but up to you.
Quoted from heatwave:Extreme long shot here, but why not.......
Need the plastic sprocket the spins the target turntable on my 1964 Midway Space Gun EM rifle game. Some other nice Pinsiders are helping me to reproduce (3D Print) a new one, but figured it couldn't hurt to also look for the part (even if I just use it a better model for scanning - mine is pretty chewed up).
Not sure, but the same part may have been used on other Midway gun games from the era that had rotating targets including:
1964 Rifle Champ
1966 Captain Kid
1967 Monster Gun
I know there aren't a ton of these games around, maybe someone has (or knows of) a trashed parts game? Thanks.
Send me a pic of what you are looking for, I have a feeling I have what you need or know where you can buy a new (but not oem) one cheap.
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