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Gamemasters

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  1. Thanks razorsedge, much appreciated.
  2. If the machine has 2 bolts then yes please measure both, some only have 1.
  3. As some of you may know I have now started making new Bally/Williams replacement cabinets for WPC/WPC95. What I would like to ask for help on is the location of the Playfield Hinge pivot bolt that protrudes outside of the cabinet, these are not all in the same position (game wise) as I’ve found out due to various playfield lengths. If I could ask you guys to measure from your cabinets and post the info here or pm me the following measurements I would greatly appreciate it. All measurements done from the outside and as accurate as possible please. 1) From the back of the cabinet to the center of the bolt 2) From the bottom of the cabinet to the center of the bolt. and don't forget to list the name of the game. Cheers Felix
  4. Here you go. https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/282972484523
  5. I have a profile drawing at work so I will post it here on Monday. I can also post you a small sample piece (free) to see if it is ok for you.
  6. We have, White, Black, Red, Orange and Grey in stock. 1.80 per meter. It is 22mm wide and we use it in 16mm and 18mm material, just trim it flush once installed.
  7. And don't forget AA members can buy it for discounted price of $490
  8. I have new plastics available, Red or Blue. $35 per gun.
  9. Their called SKEIN nuts and should be available at a Nuts and Bolts supplier. We buy them in 1/4" thread.
  10. Just tested link....... works ok.
  11. A great clip to watch just click on the link. http://vimeo.com/98304853 Where do arcade games go to die? Arcade Oratory is a journey inside a closed down arcade and a look back at the days of arcade gaming when companies like Capcom and SNK demanded your quarters.
  12. Straight from Replay Magazine E News. Chicago Gaming Co. announced last week that it will begin manufacturing a series of classic Williams pinball game titles, starting with the blockbuster hit Medieval Madness. The contract game maker, which also produces home recreation attractions, has signed on as the manufacturing partner of Planetary Pinball, which holds the rights to the games. Chicago Gaming's Doug Skor explained in a recent company newsletter: "The first pinball that will go in to production by Q1 of 2014 will be Medieval Madness.This game was originally produced in 1997 and was designed by Brian Eddy. Being introduced during the downturn in the amusement industry, only 4,000 of these machines were produced for worldwide distribution when in a slightly earlier time, a pinball run would easily hit 15,000 to 20,000 units. However, the game was loved by pinball enthusiasts and collectors. Today, there is a real shortage for these used 16-year-old pinball machines whereby used games are trading between $15,000 to $25,000. When they were new back in 1997, they sold through distribution for about $3,000." In a nice twist of fate, Chicago Gaming operates from a 100,000-sq.-ft. facility that happens to be the former Williams Electronics cabinet plant. "One challenge for CGC has been not only resurrecting all the old parts, but the software had to be developed to run on a modern board system," noted Skor. "The chips and boards that were used to run the pinballs of the 1990s are extinct and no longer available." Planetary Pinball has already taken over 1,000 machine orders, according to Skor.
  13. Try 240 Amusements, they are in Hallam....ask for John.
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