I guess it's really up to you as to what you like. Woodrails have so many different features from one pin to another and also year to year
Gobble holes hate em or don't mind them (nobody loves em) or what about Drop targets. Maybe you do or don't like roto targets and how about animation? There's so many different choices. Balls A Poppin, Jonnyo loves it,I for one couldn't get rid of my Balls A Poppin fast enough. Different strokes for different folks, so you need to choose, especially if you're only going for one. Ha ha, they're like potato chips. Bet you can't eat (buy) just one
I still have about 50 woodrails I've kept through the years. Lots of them are listed in my "collection". Do your research, play a few and make up your own mind. What one person likes, another might not. I rotate woodrails in my gameroom from time to time, but there are a few that never seem to leave. One is Kewpie Doll another is Sittin Pretty and my Knockout will always be up. One with Gobbles, one with Roto and one with the fantastic animation and an awesome backglass.
I wish you were closer, you're welcome here to play some. Or if you're ever by Vegas, stop in Tims place, there should be lots of them there.
Good luck on your search

One of my favorites and a keeper for me. It's one that never seems to get rotated out of my game room. Just love the backglass.
Have fun!!

Pretty nice looking Gypsy Queen, makes me want to set mine back up again. If I only had more space...
ENJOY!!

The 2017 Mr. Pinball price guide has it at $1000.
Subtract a few bucks for the backglass and keep your fingers crossed.
It isn't an easy one to sell.
GLWTS,
Walt

Sittin Pretty, one of my favorites and always set up in my game room.
Great game!!

Looks like there are still a few of us out there.
With about 30 Woodrails in my collection, I guess you can count me in too.
A couple of my favorites are Kewpie Doll and Sittin Pretty, but so many are fantastic.
I know Kewpie has a small playing area, but rolling the ball off the tip of the flipper and up the
side rollovers is awesome.
Balls A Poppin, one of the few I've sold. The game just feels wierd with the placement of the lock bar vs. the
flipper buttons and although it has a multi ball, it felt like slow motion to me. Looking back, probably should have kept it.
Now Flipper, don't have a woodrail version, but do have the Wedgehead along with the entire Flipper series
but if anyone wants to sell me the Woodrail, I'm always looking.

tomcons,
There are more pics in the data base if you haven't seen them yet.

https://www.ipdb.org/search.pl?any=Three+Feathers+&search=Search+Database&searchtype=quick#2537

https://www.ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=2537&picno=30330

Did you check out Clays repair guides?
http://www.pinrepair.com/em/

You Tube is also a huge help for me.

Hey Gang,

Still hunting the upper molding for a single player Gottlieb back box or an early 50's back box with the slide up door. Paint not important, it's getting a complete repaint anyway.
Also needs to ship to Michigan.

Thanks in advance,
Walt

Knock Out (resized).jpg

Here's a Harbor Lites and a great deal for someone in eastern Michigan. Not mine and I already have one.
detroit.craigslist.org link

The add is now gone, it must have been sold, anybody here grab a great deal on a great machine?
I've had mine for about 20 years and it's not going anywhere.

I have had 0 luck without damaging the paint underneath. I'm working on a Minstrel Man now that has what might be a shellac coating on the playfield that has yellowed, I'm going to have to live with it. Also have a few more the same, I tried to do my Easy Aces white, now I'll have to air brush it back in. I give up.

I always end up on E-Bay, for me, it's a great source for parts.
ebay.com link: itm

Not sure if you're looking for one, but PBR has reproduced those ball gate covers, call and ask Jimmy. And they shouldn't be coming off if the correct screws and washers are used

It's a great machine, I've had mine for about 20 years now. As far as playfield wax, I use good old fashioned Johnsons paste wax on the playfields and the cabinet, works great for me.
Also, don't know if you're interested, but Marco has a new plastics set for Rocket Ship, a bit pricey, but they look good.
https://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/PP1976
Enjoy!!