Nice!!
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Nice!!
"Blowing smoke rings at the moon."
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our company's new acquisitions
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The 8th shipment arrived earlier this week so I have a few new acquisitions
IMG_4336.jpg Tekken 3 extremel. It seems there are two green LEDs that are out on the left side.
IMG_4319.jpgAnd Hosuke. Very cute. It seems a little unfair just how hard it is for a ball to hit the chance pocket though.
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It’s fair considering the odds are 1/10
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that Hosuke looks amazing - hmmm I might need to buy one
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Any guesses on the year?
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Originally Posted by Bowl987
Here are some additional pics featuring Google translate.
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1960
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given the slight variations of the nails (for example the top 6 nails are a gradual arc, not a flat line) I would initially say 1950s. But the vibrancy of the spinners and pockets makes me think later, definitely closer to 1960.
Do you have a specific reason for that, or just an educated guess?
I'm wavering from 1957-1961 based on my lay knowledge.
I don't know if All-10 machines were made in 1960
WANTED: 10¥ candystore games, pre-1950s Japanese machines, スマートボール (Smart Ball), 1948 Bally Heavy Hitter, Pickwick-style (~1905)
willing to ship from anywhere.
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My guess is early 50’s, 52-53 maybe if it were mid fifties or later, there’s usually more plastic parts. Also hand painted pockets which means likely earlier model. Looks older than my 57’ Misono, my 2 cents.
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yeah after sleeping on it I think we're looking at much closer to 1950 than 1960. I am probably mistaken about the rear mechanism age. I should ignore that and go for the obvious clues: 10 ball payout, nail variations, older-style ball plate, etc
WANTED: 10¥ candystore games, pre-1950s Japanese machines, スマートボール (Smart Ball), 1948 Bally Heavy Hitter, Pickwick-style (~1905)
willing to ship from anywhere.
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Taiyo Elec Mah Jong in Maturi frame... 2015 or 2016?
On a short break in Maine and decided to see what is out there; lucky for a friendly electrician in nearby NH was looking to move on to their next project. 1 hr drive for pickup.
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No, it’s from 2002.I bought one locally a couple years back for $60; also have the Apollo 1 and Penguin in this same frame.
http://www.pinballdave.com/pachinko/...yo_maturi.html
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I'm gonna go 1951 Bob.
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100_3490.JPG100_3488.JPGFound it on Ebay, it's the double outer tulip open briefly on jackpot thingy machine. got the easy part of cleaning done in the back, now the fun pin and touchup to tie it all together.
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picked up two very hard to find Gottlieb Centigrade 37 pins to restore. Some of Gordon Morrison’s best art.
EM Pinballs & Arrangeballs
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It looks to be an Oriental 2 by Universal and came out in Nov 1993!!
If you use the Japanese name on Google and stuff you and find videos and stuff!!
オリエンタルII
"Blowing smoke rings at the moon."
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Thanks Mr G
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Picked up a Woody Woodpecker ST3 over the weekend. by Maruhon 2004. One hour drive.
A bit dusty and the bottom of the frame needed replacing. Small crack in the red plastic (maybe due to the cracked/broken frame).
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