It's really underrated IMO. I spent several months restoring mine, I had never played one on location, but it was one of those games that looked so great with that funky artwork and interesting layout it was a game I had to get. Finally scored one, and then bought a better playfield at the Allentown show a few years back. Loved it from day 1. It's definitely a flipper control game, and what's cool is you can build a strategy around points or special... both not easy. Love the left and right side setups, and the alternating special is fantastic. With a timed shot when right special is lit, you can actually get it past the kickout to award a special on the way up and sometimes on the way down as well. Here's a few pix of mine. I was also able to score a NOS backglass with absolutely no nicks/scratches or wear, so this game is a definite keeper in the collection.DSCN1894.JPGDSCN1893.JPGDSCN1896.JPGDSCN1897.JPG

Maybe it was a warning to others that he farted a lot? I have no idea.

Wow, that's cool... do you mind telling where you got your kit from? I'd love to do insert rings with that method. Anything is better than my freehanding skills.

Don O