Awesome mods. I am sure having a laser cutter opens a lot of possibilities for mods. Did you end up doing the custom trunk you had mentioned previously? Any plans to mod your new Attack from Mars?

Does anyone know where to get the tiger saw mod these days? I really would rather not pay $250 for the pinball pro.com version. One that works off the 1.4h rom would be ideal. Thanks!

$4250 isn't a bad price if it is in good condition. The inserts near the flippers take a beating, so hopefully they are in good shape.

I don't know about prices in Ohio, but in California you would have a hard time finding a ToM for that price.

I am wondering the same thing if anyone can point me in the right direction.

Look'n good Skypilot!

I am still figuring out what I am going to do with my rails, legs and lockdown bar, but I am leaning toward an antique oil rubbed brass plating.

Just finished putting in a mixture of LEDs and incandescent bulbs and I think it turned out nice and clean. The original owner put a bunch of colored LEDs on the playfield/under the plastics and it looked like clown vomit, so I ripped them all out and started over.

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I hope you are able to find one. I had to get one shipped in from the east coast after looking for about 2 years for one under 5k in the bay area. People are recently selling their pins to buy some of the new releases, so maybe you will find one.

That looks really nice! I am afraid to put any real time into making my trunk look nice since it seems inevitable that it will eventually break.

I feel like I must have gotten one of the last ones from Marco. It was REALLY warped and the plastic was thin in some areas.

Good question. Anyone have any advice on this one?

http://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/03-9318-M

I really like that paint job! Nicely done amigo.

I couldn't find them either, so I made my own. It was super simple and they look awesome.

I cut a piece of super thin sheet metal, stretched the velvet over the metal panels and it is held together with spray adhesive. I used a mirror blade as a template, so do that if you can.