Also, if its your first machine, do not buy a project. Buy something fully working from a reputable person (which you can figure out from league nights and talking to other enthusiasts). Buying a project as a first pin is a lesson in frustration. Leave that for your second pin. Has anyone...
I would say 2k is roughly the cost for a pre-1985 solid state these days (unless some deal pops up).
Check out the local pinball leagues (TCPL) and get out and play and meet others. This will give you a better understanding of what is out there and what you like.
You can buy one at http://bgresto.com/ for about $300. It takes 6-8 weeks for them to make it.
I got one because I think it looks so much better than the crayon art version that was actually shipped with the game. The original also blends much better with the playfield.
Selling my 1986 Grand Lizard pinball. Many new parts. Asking $3000. Includes original backglass and prototype reproduction backglass.
More info here:
http://www.kijiji.ca/v-toys-games/markham-york-region/williams-grand-lizard-pinball-1986-w-prototype-backglass/1233314937
This game was mine before (and HoneyBadger before that). The game was gone over electronically top to bottom last summer and was solid. Buy with confidence.
If you are interested in redoing the hardware, there seem to be three main options these days, P-Roc, FAST and OPP.
I have been working on a custom retheme with Drano (https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/holy-pinball-batman) and opted for FAST hardware and Mission Pinball Framework. The...
Looking to upgrade a classic Bally (7 digit).
I was hoping to get them in green but it seems these aren't available anymore.
What is the best option to go for these days with options and the currency rate exchange?
There is also PinTech but they are a DIY solution which is what I am not...
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.