late vintage/early modern

[Drunkenclam]

No idea what make and it cost 10en to play

Certainly very colourful. reminds me of the pic just poste in the vintage pachi pic thread

http://page18.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/w72499100

[JACKSJE4]

That would be a really cool pachi to have in my collection!!

[Lt Teddy]

It is a shame their are no pictures of the insides. I would say that is an early arrangeball or it could just be a coin op. Hard to tell.

[mxfaiman]

The make of the actual base machine was National (now Panasonic) The base model they started with was an EX-100. (pic below) But the machine was obviously then taken and turned into an arrangeball by a different company.

Sorry I don't have the best example of an EX-100 but at least it is one.

Billy @ VP has one in his photo gallery too.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/vintage...7625249373878/

[candyflip]

The seller notes it doesn't work.

[emmadog]

don't think it's an early arrangeball, since there's no lights to light up to arrange in winning combos. looks like a hybrid or just a coin-op with a set amount of balls to play per coin.

[naha13]

Don't they all

The seller notes it doesn't work.

[Moparformances]

looks like a coin op or what we are calling Computer Pachinko.. score is posted in the center feature.. looks like it says "High Score" above the converted shooter tray

the lower jackpot tray is from an Arrange ball machine with coin holder.. It might payout??

interesteing machine