Computerized Vintage Coin Operated by Marvena International

[CarlW]

Vintage Nishijin - Model A - Pachinko Machine
Computerized (Coin Operated) by Marvena International


I have seen lots of threads about these machines but found a couple in Milwaukee and have one cleaned up as much as I can withouut taking it completely apart... is anyone still seeking one of these?

Have to admit it is kind of fun and completely "cyclic". There is a finish nail that can be moved to vary the payout. (last picture)

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[millermaster1]

Ahhhhh, i was wondering who got these!

[knedvecki]

Ahhhhh, i was wondering who got these!

Me Too! Congrats Carl!

[CarlW]

See if this youtube link works...

[knedvecki]

Hi Carl, Good video. Some of the zoom shots are fuzzy. The link got me there and I watched the video and then left me with this screen to watch other videos, like this: CarlVid.jpg

[mxfaiman]

Hi Carl, Good video. Some of the zoom shots are fuzzy. The link got me there and I watched the video and then left me with this screen to watch other videos, like this:

have you ever used youtube before? Because at the end of every video youtube posts "recomendations" of other videos that might also intrest you.

[wibbix]

These were in Milwaukee? Huh. I guess I should check craigslist more often.

[mxfaiman]

These were in Milwaukee? Huh. I guess I should check craigslist more often.

or the Craigslist forum they were posted up there twice.

[Moparformances]

Great find...

ill be bringing home a Compter Pachinko myself.. there great machines..

most have see this but hear is the other style/Maker of this Machine

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uwxQesuW03o

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lwuz5j5aS3Q

[millermaster1]

Hey Carl, do you get up to Wisconsin often or just for this pickup? Were all the games in working order?

[CarlW]

Hey Carl, do you get up to Wisconsin often or just for this pickup? Were all the games in working order?

Family friends live on Lake Geneva; get up there four or five times a year. There were two games like this one. Other one has a broken shooting tray cover... Why do you ask? Was hoping you wanted to show off your pachinko collection to me?

I did install a modified snap action micro switch in the coin compartment; now just push the coin return button and let the game begin ! No quarters and no keys needed.

Determined that 188 is the correct number of pachinko balls for this machine to not overflow...

First picture shows new switch attached to side of "factory" coin acceptor mechanism.



Second picture shows coin drawer in place. Push square, black, "factory" coin return button for a credit...

Unaltered switch that was used is on top of shelf above coin drawer.

[millermaster1]

Always Welcome to check out the collection! I was assuming you got all 4 games and he had a couple 90's games also...what was the theme and condition of those?