How about a Shadow done in brass? All ramps, diverters, and wireforms plated by Mike Chestnut.

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Here's the other side.

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The gun is plated in black nickel with a chrome trigger but I don't have a picture. It is one of the nicest Shadows you will ever see and is completely dialed in and wicked fast.

Does this mean I get to be President of The Shadow Club?

Do not led The Shadow. Put superbright leds in the mode indicators only so you can see them better. At least with all the brass, the cool led light looks odd.

The brass is holding up fine. It's been about 2 years now.

Here's one:

http://www.greatamericanpinball.com/product_detail.asp?productId=213&categoryId=51&returnPage=%2Fproducts%2Easp%3Fpage%3D2%26categoryId%3D51

Yes. It is also shown in the pics on the Internet Pinball Database.

I used the Pinbits stainless steel ramp flaps with brass rivets. You will need to sand some of the brass off the rods of the diverters or they will not fit. Use a fine metal sand paper to do this. Don't forget black nickel on the gun and to chrome the trigger.

Tom, I can't believe you sold The Shadow after all the effort you put into finding one.

Here is the picture of the black nickel gun with the chrome trigger I promised several people I would post:

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Mine was done two years ago and is holding up well.

Its hard to tell for sure but you seem to be missing the lights for the battlefield and the sanctum area. If bulbs are not burned out check molex connectors at boards. reseat them and look for evidence of cold solder joints on the boards.

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I had similar damage which is caused by the a ball hitting the wood back of the saucer. When I restored my Shadow I took a dremel with a sanding attachment to reshape and smooth the back of the saucer and then spot cleared it. But for damage inside the saucer you might try the Mantis saucer protector for TOTAN.

http://www.mantisamusements.com/totan.htm

Check the two solenoids in solenoid test. Make sure you tested fuses with meter. Visual inspection is often inadequate. Check appropriate transistors. Double check wiring. The solder connections to the solenoids often break.