(Topic ID: 267208)
Gold Coast
I believe what you see here is not a real machine. Some places will do a photo shop creation for advertising and eliminate any copyright infringement possibilities.
As I really stare at the pic I can see the "10-25-50" rubber goes towards the upper post to nowhere.
The pop covers look like a Bally design (Time Zone) but can't find anything in that era with the beach scene and pops in that configuration.
The art of the females doesn't match with the art of the floaty of beach ball and dinosaur floaty.
Conclusion: And I could be wrong, this is a pic for advertising and not a real production pinball machine.
-Mike
I agree with @Grizlyrig. Side rubbers should always score powers of 10 (1, 10, 100, 1000, etc.). Scoring 25 on an EM is a major feat of engineering.
It could be the work of Charles Bell. Try this google search
"Charles Bell" pinball
to see who he is.
.................David Marston
Neenah, WI
Quoted from Grizlyrig:As I really stare at the pic I can see the "10-25-50" rubber goes towards the upper post to nowhere.
Actually it goes to another post just below and would work in the real world.
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