Something you don't see every day Pachinko Clock

[arbycoffee]

Well here is something you don't see every day.

A Pachinko Clock made from a Super Fine Play MVP (Home Run Baseball) Maruhon 2002 Machine.
This is one of the machines I bought that the back was all trashed. So I made a Wall (Remove the feet and hang) or set it on a table. It is fully lighted with lights that can be turned off separate of the clock. a Key to access the window play field or the back of the machine.
The speaker is still there so you can hook it up to a radio or TV. A switch on the outside of the frame to turn the lights on / off. This has been fully polished and trick out to look grand on your wall.

To my knowledge this is the first Pachinko Clock.

Pachinko Clock Video

[slotter]

Very spiffy, indeed! I like! Nice work, Arby!!! :biggthump

[minnesotabrad]

Very, very nice!

[Bilko44]

Excellent use of a parts only game. Looks like quite a bit of work went into the wiring of the lights.

Neat!

[arbycoffee]

I used the twinkle type Christmas lights, easy to find bulbs. I put with it all the extras I had. Don't use that type any more at Christmas, The wife went with something new.

[luckydog]

true artistry knows no bounds!!!!!

great job arby

doctor arby saved the patient!!!!!

[Tulsa]

That is just way too slick! Nice piece of work Arby!

[JamesM]

Truely, a man that makes lemonade when given lemons.

Your handy Arby
...reminds me of when guys made aquariums out of Macintosh computers.
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Arby,
Could the clock arms be painted?

[arbycoffee]

Yes, you could, I went black, because they are the longest hands they had at Klock kit.

[johntofva]

You are a true pachinko master.

[arbycoffee]

I had to do something with it, the poor bugger was hurt, bad.