Went down to take some pictures this morning before breakfast. I moved Super Star over from an old row into this section to start off this new row, and it looked awful all the way on the right for some reason. I have always had it on the left of a row, I guess that's why. So I moved it over and brought Jive Time down, and, perfection...
Super Star's white head rim is incorrect but they did a nice job so I'm going to leave it alone, at least for now. Super Star was at one point reimported from Denmark/Sweden, and now this Jive Time, which started it's life out in Wisconsin and I had it shipped to New Jersey from California. These machines have been places, but sure don't show any wear! I love them.
Up next in my search is either Doodle Bug/Love Bug (I really love the slight art variant enough to consider Love Bug (the AAB), really sweet), Straight Flush, Gulfstream, or Post Time. The Williams single-player "similar look" 1969-1973 collection continues.
I got a lot of games in on my new-old Jive Time. What a fantastic game! I didn't buy this just for the "similar look", I bought it because of the title and the gameplay features rather than at that point just trying to collect the bunch stated above. Really really glad I did, it was so worth it! Playfield is perfect besides the typical Jive Time flipper wear, wasn't expecting that! Blew away my expectations in that department. For once, the pictures didn't lie!
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The other cool thing about this machine is that it is an EM with a skillshot! Special lites at the start of every ball and un-lites when the first point is hit (including that 1,000 point rollover, you definitely have to watch out for it!), meaning you missed the hole. Very very cool feature. This machine is set up for add-a-ball play and I'll probably leave it that way (complete with instruction cards, and even has the operator-covered replay window and state apron sticker, definitely a Wisconsin game!) and sometimes this can create seemingly endless games, so I may have to level the game a little better.
I went to high school from 1969 to 1973 and only remember playing Gottlieb wedgeheads on route during that time period. The only chance i got to play a Williams pin was when i was down the shore at Seaside Hts. NJ boardwalk. I actually played Jive Time or was it the other Williams pin with the spinner wheel unit on the playfield at the Central arcade.
Anyway, I had low played Super Star in my collection about 15 years ago and loved the open playfield design and super fast ball flow which made for a really good player. I can't wait to see your early 1970's as it continues to grow. Post Time is another good player along with Straight Flush and Gulf Stream. You can't go wrong with anyone of those titles. You Rock Steve...glad you love the EM's.
Quoted from Otaku:Went down to take some pictures this morning before breakfast. I moved Super Star over from an old row into this section to start off this new row, and it looked awful all the way on the right for some reason. I have always had it on the left of a row, I guess that's why. So I moved it over and brought Jive Time down, and, perfection...
Super Star's white head rim is incorrect but they did a nice job so I'm going to leave it alone, at least for now. Super Star was at one point reimported from Denmark/Sweden, and now this Jive Time, which started it's life out in Wisconsin and I had it shipped to New Jersey from California. These machines have been places, but sure don't show any wear! I love them.
Up next in my search is either Doodle Bug/Love Bug (I really love the slight art variant enough to consider Love Bug (the AAB), really sweet), Straight Flush, Gulfstream, or Post Time. The Williams single-player "similar look" 1969-1973 collection continues.
I got a lot of games in on my new-old Jive Time. What a fantastic game! I didn't buy this just for the "similar look", I bought it because of the title and the gameplay features rather than at that point just trying to collect the bunch stated above. Really really glad I did, it was so worth it! Playfield is perfect besides the typical Jive Time flipper wear, wasn't expecting that! Blew away my expectations in that department. For once, the pictures didn't lie!
I would cover that window up so the paint doesn't fade...
Thanks a lot Vic! They all seem to be really great titles, that play so differently from any other games. A totally different "feel" to them, I love it, and definitely love variety in my collection. Great games indeed.
Quoted from ForceFlow:I would cover that window up so the paint doesn't fade...
Will do, however it's a basement window behind a large bush, so there's no "direct" light (it only peeks through the side pointing away from the games, as seen in the picture; the picture made a bit of an illusion there), so it's not a current/large danger. Thanks though! I will figure something out.
Quoted from Otaku:Went down to take some pictures this morning before breakfast. I moved Super Star over from an old row into this section to start off this new row, and it looked awful all the way on the right for some reason. I have always had it on the left of a row, I guess that's why. So I moved it over and brought Jive Time down, and, perfection...
Super Star's white head rim is incorrect but they did a nice job so I'm going to leave it alone, at least for now. Super Star was at one point reimported from Denmark/Sweden, and now this Jive Time, which started it's life out in Wisconsin and I had it shipped to New Jersey from California. These machines have been places, but sure don't show any wear! I love them.
Up next in my search is either Doodle Bug/Love Bug (I really love the slight art variant enough to consider Love Bug (the AAB), really sweet), Straight Flush, Gulfstream, or Post Time. The Williams single-player "similar look" 1969-1973 collection continues.
I got a lot of games in on my new-old Jive Time. What a fantastic game! I didn't buy this just for the "similar look", I bought it because of the title and the gameplay features rather than at that point just trying to collect the bunch stated above. Really really glad I did, it was so worth it! Playfield is perfect besides the typical Jive Time flipper wear, wasn't expecting that! Blew away my expectations in that department. For once, the pictures didn't lie!
Here's one that was for sale at 2005 Allentown show. Could it be the same game? I guess you were about 7 years old when i took this picture.
Quoted from mystic-:Picked up this Jem on Saturday.. playfield and backglass in near perfect condition. it was well taken care of for the last 30+ years from the last owner..
Love that back glass! I have never played this game but would really like to someday!
Quoted from mystic-:Picked up this Jem on Saturday.. playfield and backglass in near perfect condition. it was well taken care of for the last 30+ years from the last owner..
When you see a game like this you just have to wonder how on earth it took so long to come up with ramps and habitrails.
Quoted from dothedoo:When you see a game like this you just have to wonder how on earth it took so long to come up with ramps and habitrails.
Do you mean like what was used in the 30s and on Williams games in the 40s and 50s?
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Quoted from o-din:Do you mean like what was used in the 30s and on Williams games in the 40s and 50s?
Yes. Stern Freefall looks like a copy of the bottom one.
That's Williams Skyway from 1954. Check out this deck. No I don't own one. They just don't come up for sale.
Quoted from Vic_Camp:Could it be the same game?
Mine is from California (that would be a lot of trips in 11 years!), and this one has a few missing unique things like the state tag and the covered credit window, so this one isn't my machine.
I now have a Williams widebody to add to my Bally Future Spa widebody and my Gottlieb The Amazing Spider-Man widebody. It's not Firepower that I have on my wishlist but it's close enough!! Widebodies are .
This is the most I've paid for a pinball in 25 years but I think it is worth it. I've been looking for some early SS pins and this fits the bill perfectly.
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Thanks to the awesome seller for this awesome early Williams Solid State pin.
10.5 hrs drive on a weekday to pick up this little guy. Got home at 1:30am just dumped the thing in the garage and hit the sack.
combo le HUO for less than $3800. I couldn't resist. It does need a touch up in the cab but otherwise really nice.
I had to take the head off which will be fun putting back together tonight.
Quoted from flashinstinct:10.5 hrs drive on a weekday to pick up this little guy. Got home at 1:30am just dumped the thing in the garage and hit the sack.
combo le HUO for less than $3800. I couldn't resist. It does need a touch up in the cab but otherwise really nice.
I had to take the head off which will be fun putting back together tonight.
Wow. Great score.
Quoted from chuckwurt:Wow. Great score.
Depends who you talk to. Alot of people hate TF but it's one of my favs
Quoted from flashinstinct:Depends who you talk to. Alot of people hate TF but it's one of my favs
A lot of people are stupid.
Quoted from chuckwurt:A lot of people are stupid.
Wow. THAT was a serious mic drop!
Quoted from flashinstinct:10.5 hrs drive on a weekday to pick up this little guy. Got home at 1:30am just dumped the thing in the garage and hit the sack.
combo le HUO for less than $3800. I couldn't resist. It does need a touch up in the cab but otherwise really nice.
I had to take the head off which will be fun putting back together tonight.
I played it in a noisy arcade but I wondered if the soundtrack was comparable to Tron. I know it's no Daft Punk but from what I could hear it sounded pretty good.
Quoted from flashinstinct:Depends who you talk to. Alot of people hate TF but it's one of my favs
yeah, no idea why all the hate, i really like it.
nice pick up
I got this fantastic DC powered Williams pin from 1972. The seller told me that they were the original owners - nice people! Except for the front of the cabinet it is in really good shape.
I don't like hauling any EM with the backbox attached but the keys for the front and backdoors were missing. The backbox was on solidly and I had no problem getting it home intact. I'm hoping that the keys will show up or that I have a key that will work because I sure don't want to drill out these old, original locks.
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Quoted from Pecos:I got this fantastic DC powered Williams pin from 1972. The seller told me that they were the original owners - nice people! Except for the front of the cabinet it is in really good shape.
I don't like hauling any EM with the backbox attached but the keys for the front and backdoors were missing. The backbox was on solidly and I had no problem getting it home intact. I'm hoping that the keys will show up or that I have a key that will work because I sure don't want to drill out these old, original locks.
Nice score! Cool looking playfield with giant bumper between flippers. I don't think I've seen flippers that far apart on a game
Quoted from Pecos:I'm hoping that the keys will show up or that I have a key that will work because I sure don't want to drill out these old, original locks.
Watch some youtube videos and see if you can pick the coin door. If so the backbox key might be in there. Once you get them open you can take them to a locksmith and ask for them to be rekeyed. Some they can do and some they cannot. If they can it's usually super easy for them to do.
Quoted from str8cash:Nice score! Cool looking playfield with giant bumper between flippers. I don't think I've seen flippers that far apart on a game
Check this out: http://pinballmd.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/2016-06-20-22.47.09.jpg
Quoted from Elvisinmypants:More Steve, more better.
That's probably the nicest Flash cab artwork I've ever seen.
Quoted from ForceFlow:That's probably the nicest Flash cab artwork I've ever seen.
Thanks, it's pretty nice all over, even the glass is presentable needs some electronic love but will be up soon.
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Quoted from ForceFlow:That's probably the nicest Flash cab artwork I've ever seen.
That's what I was surprised by as well.
Picked up a 1956 United's Brazil EM today for almost nothing. Its an unusual table in that it has no flippers, I think the table tilts but am not sure. The backglass is a total goner: IMG_1986 (resized).JPG
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Quoted from mark532011:Picked up a 1956 United's Brazil EM today for almost nothing. Its an unusual table in that it has no flippers, I think the table tilts but am not sure. The backglass is a total goner:
But the insides and table are in almost mint condition
That is known as a "bingo" pin. Here's a link on just about everything you need to know... https://bingo.cdyn.com/
The repair section is extremely well done.
These were a gambling device found in bars & such.
Quoted from doompin:Picked up these two last week. Really excited about the Firepower. The Galaxy Ranger may end up a coffee table. Pretty nice play field but the rest of it not so much.
I'm not sure if I've seen Galaxy Ranger. That and Captain Fantastic have pretty good art packages for home pins.
Quoted from nvu4prod:Although I've owend HS for nearly 7 years, it was out for a CPR play field swap for nearly 8 months. Practically new everything. Just picked it up this weekend and finally found its place in the lineup!!
I miss my hs, yours is beautiful now!
Quoted from Spitfiren8:Picked up a Medusa today. Needs work but stoked to have another classic Bally!
Oh boy! That pf is really nice! Cc that thing, it's gotta be pretty rare not having wear on the center area
Quoted from Chosen_S:Oh boy! That pf is really nice! Cc that thing, it's gotta be pretty rare not having wear on the center area
Its full mylar except the upper pf. I plan on putting a Lexan pf protector on it.
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