transprtr4u very true my friend but I don’t think it was a high priority mid 80s for them to worry about and whoever eventually buys it can choose to either leave it or decorate it how they see fit tbh but I hope you enjoyed the pics regardless

Dan1733 thank you for the kind words you have some very nice machines yourself!! I Always wanted a Hankin. I’ve got a few others I can’t add yet as they aren’t on the database but someday I’ll get it updated to do so and if you are interested in anything feel free to get in touch my friend!!

Coolpinballdino thank you I hope you enjoyed pics

transprtr4u all cool !! Ironically it’s funny you mentioned the cabinet because I’m selling some rare and very cool NOS Geiger Conversion kits and have actually designed cabinet panels for them haha. So again if someone buys a kit there’s a cabinet panel set optional. Recently developed a new product (PinGlass) with a friend which we will be offering soon for all machines which is a vinyl decal replacement.

mjg417 I’m going to be selling wolfman soon if it’s of interest. Just pm me. Thanks

paynemic its not that confusing haha and no your incorrect. Original Jungle Queen is EM not SS. This is not in the wrong cabinet as it was the cabinet this needed and the playfield artwork is also different as are the plastics.

Not to mention how rare this is. As opposed to the near 7000 units made of the Gottlieb game of same name.

It would appeal I guess to someone who likes rare machines or maybe a closet Michael Douglas fan! Who knows haha

ChrisHibler tbh I can’t really explain technically how they did this. I know weirdly it’s supposed to use pinball pool rom. Which as someone since your post has already mentioned ipdb.org which is where I got that info. This has original driver board but cpu is modern and looks like a reproduction system 1 board to me.

MattElder yes I love other countries as well not just Spain. This is Italian, but I have machines from Tecnoplay like Hi-Ball which is technically San Marino but I think normally classed as Italy. I’ve had French machines and currently a couple from Portugal as well as well as Lots from Spain, regards the ones you mentioned I have all of those at the moment except IO Moon and Vernes World which I did have but recently sold them both. I still have the others you mention though.

ChrisHibler I’ll add them here. Happy to show you. also if anyone else is interested they can see than.

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mjg417 the creepshow figures are made by monstarz and normally available on eBay etc. the splatterhouse though is one of only 5 or so which is handmade. I went through phase where I was collecting bootleg figures haha. Again a lot of them are on my Instagram page paragon_pinball if you want to see more.

frenchmarky the backglass isn’t the only artistic difference, the plastic set and playfield artwork is all different. I tried to show in pics but Michael Douglas is making another appearance between the pop bumpers and the crocodiles and whip etc are all film related. Regards title I’d assume it’s a licensing thing, I don’t know. But again Michael Douglas didn’t have a moustache in the film so I’m assuming that was also deliberate haha.