I love unusual pins like Orbitor, Joust, BR, Sea Hunt or Euromat ect.

I was wondering if someone here could help me find other unusual pinball machines.

My plans for the next 2 years are Rat Race and Varkon, I've got 2 contacts who have got these games in mint condition.

I would love Pinball Circus but I won't pay 50,000$ U.S. for a pinball machine, that's for sure.

Any suggestions?
Thanks.
Claude.

Quoted from ALJO

I love unusual pins like Orbitor, Joust, BR, Sea Hunt or Euromat ect.

I was wondering if someone here could help me find other unusual pinball machines.

My plans for the next 2 years are Rat Race and Varkon, I've got 2 contacts who have got these games in mint condition.

I would love Pinball Circus but I won't pay 50,000$ U.S. for a pinball machine, that's for sure.

Any suggestions?
Thanks.
Claude.

I know you owned a few Alvin G pins, so we will leave them out...

Maybe these oddities (but maybe not so rare):

Gottlieb Challenger
Chicago Coin Supper Flipper (is it a vid or a pin... you decide)
Any whitewood prototypes

I don't know... have you merely thought about new pins, like Sterns? Maybe a change of direction would be different...

How about some european pins? Bushido looks pretty interesting. There are many others.

I have a super flipper, basically a pong type video game inside of a pin cabinet. A lot shorter than a normal pin as well. Am not interested in selling it,but if you want some pics let me know. I paid 200 for it, in good working order.

Quoted from Sparky

I know you owned a few Alvin G pins, so we will leave them out...

Maybe these oddities (but maybe not so rare):

Gottlieb Challenger
Chicago Coin Supper Flipper (is it a vid or a pin... you decide)
Any whitewood prototypes

I don't know... have you merely thought about new pins, like Sterns? Maybe a change of direction would be different...

I've had 2 Challengers, I'll check the super flipper.
As for whitewood prototypes...I like unusual pins...It just happens that most unusual pins are rare, but rare pins
does'nt automaticly make the game unusual.

Maybe new pins would be a good idea? Let me think about that, and try a few too.

Quoted from gjd

I have a super flipper, basically a pong type video game inside of a pin cabinet. A lot shorter than a normal pin as well. Am not interested in selling it,but if you want some pics let me know. I paid 200 for it, in good working order.

Just saw the game on IPD...Interresting game!
Could you make a video and upload it on youtube?
I'd like to see how the game plays.
Claude.

How 'bout a Baby Pac-Man?

Also, I found this on KLOV a few days ago.. it's pretty interesting looking

http://klov.com/game_detail.php?game_id=3602

Quoted from machine.slave

How 'bout a Baby Pac-Man?

Also, I found this on KLOV a few days ago.. it's pretty interesting looking

http://klov.com/game_detail.php?game_id=3602

How much?

WOW! Mac Attack! What a special game that seems to be...Plus, 1090 were produced, so it should be pretty easy to find. Pretty cheap too, it has a book value of 500$.

Here is an idea... build a game! Get the kids involved. Get a worn out pinball, and do your own art of your choice. Could be fun... You were planning a multiple-player game... why don't you go ahead with it?

In that case, you REALLY end up with the game YOU want...

je ne sais pas si tu aimes les EM, mais regarde la Hit the Deck (375 exemplaires) de Gottlieb,
Moi, en tout cas,  j'aimerais bien en avoir une dans ma collection

martin

Quoted from Sparky

Here is an idea... build a game! Get the kids involved. Get a worn out pinball, and do your own art of your choice. Could be fun... You were planning a multiple-player game... why don't you go ahead with it?

In that case, you REALLY end up with the game YOU want...

Excellent idea!

I am looking for 3 Laser Ball pins.

Unusual pin Claude?Que penses-tu de "hercule"