Identifying a machine

[Naenyn]

Hello, all! New to the forum. I made my way here from pachinkoboy.com after having searched through their Nishijin Machine Catalog. I’m trying to identify (and if I’m really lucky, purchase) a machine I played at my neighbor’s house when I was little. Unfortunately, I only have one rather poor picture to go on. Here it is:
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It looks like a late 70s unit, but beyond that, I’ve no clue. Any ideas which machine this may be?

Thanks for the help!

[sparky kilowatt]

Welcome to the forums! Do you happen to recall if the center attraction was anything special or unique that might help us identify it?

[Naenyn]

Welcome to the forums! Do you happen to recall if the center attraction was anything special or unique that might help us identify it?

Unfortunately, I don’t remember that much about it. I don’t believe it was something recognizable by an 8-year-old (like the hockey one, for example). It was 40 years ago. I remember characters with wings that would open and close. The center did have something significant but I can’t remember what. I was hoping the colors and patterns would be enough to make it recognizable to experienced pachinko folks. If I saw it I might recognize it, but… I might not. I did take a close look at the catalog but he ones I saw there didn’t look familiar.

Hope that helps. It is a mystery.

[takethecastle57]

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw...islo&_osacat=0


Make your choice and have fun !

[MrGneiss]

WELCOME!!!

I'm not much of a vintage expert, but that doesn't leek like a Nishijin to me!! Doesn't look like a Daiichi either..

Hopefully one of the vintage peeps will be able to at least recognize the manufacture..