Hi All,

I need to buy new pinballs. Whats good these days for machines with magnets like TWD?

Hi all. I’m looking to join the club if anyone wants out. I’m located in Western MA

In a pin with magnets you need to use standard carbon steel balls because they are resistant to becoming magnetized. That is the generic type they sell at pinball life or macro.

Ball baron ones are what i use.

Titan pinball standard shiny balls. I’ve never seen on magnetize.

Too bad we aren’t closer. I have a Pro for sale in Nevada.

-Ned

Good to know, thanks!

TWD prison door roof remix, the one on thingiverse didn't fit and was poorly designed so I started over.

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5569115

Happy to print a mail at nominal cost if anyone doesn't have access to a printer. I will also be at expo and can deliver there. PM me if you have a need-

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Anybody interested in selling/trading their premium/Lee pm me. I have a very nice Flight 2000 I can trade + cash.

Hi guys

Take a look at these prison doors. Someone replaced the screws on the right side and seems the nose of the zombie may be sticking out.

Any concerns here? Is it simply just getting the correct screws and I assume there is a way to adjust the head back a bit?

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Those small black screws were loose on my game when I got it, so I’m sure they fall out on a lot of games. Replacing those should’nt be a problem.
The head pivots and probably is just missing the stopper underneath? Worst case scenario the zombie head may be stripped in the back. It’s plastic that has wood screws holding it to a metal plate.
Besides those problems, the decals on the doors and the targets look like they have seen a lot of games and the plastic left of the doors is broken off.

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Thanks for your response and pics. Good eye on the broken plastic. Hopefully a simple adjustment for the head.

Below the playfield. The screws holding him and that are hard to get at. May be loose or fallen out.

LTG : )

Sweet thanks!

I decided to try and camo the crossbow. Still working on it but turning out better than expected.

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You'd go to jail for having that here.

Turned out pretty well. Better than the solid black I think.

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For TWD prem/LE owners....is the bicycle girl ramp really that much more clunky than the pro?

No

More clunky yes. Much more clunky no

My example (LE) is butter smooth. Not clunky at all and it really adds to the game (as a previous pro owner). Don’t just assume it’s a detriment like many make it seem - from my experience, it def varies by game as I had a premium before my LE and although it wasn’t super clunky, it wasn’t the butter that I have now.

Does yours have the ramp flap modification? Have you done anything to make it smoother or was it always that way? I'm the second owner of my LE, and most of the time I get a nice smooth shot but occasionally I get a rattly clunky junk fest.. I'm usually good at spotting these things but for the life of me I can't determine what the fix may be.

You can mod it to take most of the clunk out. I have the ramp flap mod and also changed one of my metal posts to make the transition level as well as affixing a piece of mylar to the transition to smooth it out. It will never be as smooth as the Pro because it is steeper but I'm happy with how it plays.

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Nope....its a very nice added feature

Make sure your flippers have been rebuilt too if it has a lot of plays.

Thanks everyone. I used two own a pro but have a hankering for a prem. I just love the mood lighting and walker bombs on the prems.

Buy with confidence!

Anyone with a premium or pro want to trade for a Iron Maiden pro +/- cash?

I would check the voltages to verify compatibility but you could go to comet pinball and use their matrix setup and build yourself a nice wiring rig and hardware solder the connections in if you didn't want to use alligator clips which is what I do all the time...

Here's a search page from their site showing all kinds of different flashers and different voltages configurations...

You could just develop a wiring harness off the site that extends as a split off the prison flashers and feeds to the same voltage type flashers with some type of a mount near your topper

https://www.cometpinball.com/search?q=Flasher+flasher

Do you absolutely need a strip, what about some focused sockets or bayonet type?

Just put Precision Halographic flippers in TWD. What a great mod, these things are the business.

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Any installation issues? I had a friend put some on his Hook and had to do a little modification around the bushing.
Nothing a Dremel didn't make short work of.

No, 5 min job on TWD, the pinch bolts are easy to get too, unlike DP. The bushing comes out with three screws, the new bushing and shaft slip in and three screws back in.
Tighten all up securely then drop the playfield and put the flippers in from the top with the screws holding them down

Lifting playfields for flipper adjustment is a thing of the past and you can now make small incremental adjustments from the top to droop the flippers slightly to hit the drops.

These things are going to be mod of the year. Well deserved for the engineer that's producing them too.

https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/review-precision-pinball-products-cnc-flipper-system

tried to put shaker motor in twd pro,, does not work. no directions came with it.. i am left with a tiny circuit board and a long piece with ten piece connector. what ever you call it. any pictures of where they go would be appreciated...thank you

There are several videos on YouTube for sam system, check and see if it's the same.

Ask who you bought it from for the directions on how to fit. The small circuit board you are referring to is extremely important to your game. I do not have a copy of the fitting instructions otherwise I would post for you.

So reading between the lines it sounds like they made a big difference during game play? How much is a complete set?

https://pinside.com/pinball/market/shops/1341-precision-pinball-prod/all

They make a very big difference to the perception of game play to me. It's not reflected in scores at this point, but others have said they are noticing particular hard shots are easier (for me it's Gem on Tron), and suggesting their scores are improving.

As to whether they are truly more repeatable accuracy wise, I doubt I'm a good enough player to notice that.

As to whether they enhance my ability to feel and control the ball, i absolutely do feel that is the case.

They work out at a couple hundred $au a set for me in Australia, dunno how many grand greenbacks that is.

I got through the first couple of pages on the review thread and laughed out loud numerous times, it is a fantastic read, I got bored eventually, but I wasn't going to get through almost 30 pages to find out if the product was legit or not. I honestly don't need more than what you've posted above to have faith in it though. I've read enough of your posts to know you'd call bullsh!t if it wasn't legit. Only knock on the product for me is cosmetic, I'm such a fool for the original look of flipper bats, I'm not a flipper bat topper fan, I like yellow bats on my TWD and white bats on my Bally's.

Thanks mate, try to say it as i see it.

The cosmetics are one of the main drawcards for me, but i know that everyone see's art and function in different shades. I already had black bats/red rubbers in TWD, they just look better to me.

Consensus, even now from flynibus, is that these things are fantastic in their ability to make people look like better players, and the developer is an engineer who listens to feedback and is still making constant improvements.
People were worried that the bushings would wear because of the shafts and metal on metal (they wouldn't), so John incorporated oilite bushings into the next gen of bushings.

They were worried that the ball could contact the ridge under the rubber at the point of the bat (it could with thin rubbers) so he redesigned the shape of the supporting ridge to eliminate that.

You could say the same thing about Super-Bands.

If you'd like to you can. I wouldn't.

Could say the same thing about practice though.

Easiest mod ever. Love it!

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It's on location, yes? And you mean the pricing cards?

Having an issue with my Xbow, hope that somebody can help me.

It loads the Xbow, it starts to move out for just a few mm, than it briefly stops and at the same moment the mode ends. Than Xbow will continu to move out and will fire the ball.

Puzzled on this for several hours, changed out even the switch but no luck. Banged the playfield with a fist to see if any flakey switch was present but no luck (as there was a mentioning once on this). It happens like 60-70% of the times.

Anybody an idea?

Am I correct in think that well walker switch is default closed? Eg when I hit the well walker it will open the switch which is than seen as a well walker hit.