Backbox for the Pokerino pinball machine. (Williams, 1978)

Backbox for the World Defender pinball machine. (Nuova Bell, 1985)

Backbox and topper for the Creature From The Black Lagoon pinball machine. (Bally, 1992)

Upper playfield and backbox pillar

Backbox artwork

Backglass for the Dealers Choice pinball machine. (Williams, 1973)

Brian's Car

Camera + Lens:

Canon 600D

Tamron 18-200mm f/3.5-6.3 XR Di II

Top one is a deep 99mm backbox with bright white LEDS installed. Solid Oak bottom one is a 49mm deep warm white variant. (notice the brightness imbalance on the slimmer design). I will improve upon this. Translite clarity brightness vs box depth trade off!

Iside backbox

Backbox with topper for the Tron Legacy pinball machine.

Close up of the Golden Bells pinball machine backglass. (Williams, 1959)

Backbox and topper for the Magic Girl pinball machine.

Backglass for the Klondike pinball machine. (Williams, 1971)

Brian's Car

Camera + Lens:

Canon 600D

Tamron 18-200mm f/3.5-6.3 XR Di II

Close up of the backglass of the Casanova pinball machine. (Williams, 1966)

Backbox for the WWF Royal Rumble pinball machine. (Data East, 1994)

Name: Champ

Hersteller: Bally

Baujahr: 1974

Auflage: 4.070

Features:

2 Popbumber

1 Spinner

1 Kick-Outhole

2 Messenger Balls

Symmetrisch aufgebautes Spielfeld mit dem Hauptfeature der 2 eingesperrten Kugel. Wenn man diese gezielt trifft läuft die eingesperrte Kugel über zwei 1000 Punkte-Kontakte (und wieder zurück), trifft dann auch noch das Standup-Target am Ende der Laufbahn. Mit etwas Glück kommt die Kugel dann über die Innenlane zur erneuten Vorlage zum Flipperfinger zurück.

Wenn man den Spinner trifft hat man die Möglichkeit das 3000 Punkte Kick Outhole zu treffen und die Bumper kräftig in Bewegung zu bringen.

Beim Bonusstand 10.000 P. leuchtet abwechselnd auf die seitlichen Stanup-Targtes der Extraball. Special geht bei vollen Bonusmaganzin an…. Mehr anzeigen

Punkteanzeige geht bis 199.999, jedoch steht für die 100.000 P. ein beleuchtetes Zeichen in der Backbox.

Es ist ein echter Kampfflipper! Ein Special Gag ist die Gestaltung des Backglases die einen Flipperking bei spielen zeigt.

Backbox for the Raven pinball machine. (Premier Gottlieb, 1986)

Brian's Car

Camera + Lens:

Canon 600D

Tamron 18-200mm f/3.5-6.3 XR Di II

Backglass for the Stop And Go pinball machine. (Genco, 1938)

Backglass for the Golden Arrow pinball machine. (Gottlieb, 1977)

Brian's Car

Camera + Lens:

Canon 600D

Tamron 18-200mm f/3.5-6.3 XR Di II

Inside backbox

Backglass for the Pennant Fever pinball bat game. (Williams, 1984)

Brian's Car

Brian's Car

Camera + Lens:

Canon 600D

Tamron 18-200mm f/3.5-6.3 XR Di II

Backglass for The Games pinball machine. (Gottlieb, 1984)

Even though it was a 1.6 this car was soooo fucking fun to drive. Had the back out a couple of times which was absolutely terrifying. This ine had aftermarket induction, Mazdaspeed rims and backbox. Brilliant, absolutely brilliant brilliant brilliant. If I had a convertible as a day to day drive it would be the MX5. Or THIS MX5 if the lady I sold it to hasn't smashed it up yet.

Backbox

Backbox and topper for the Iron Maiden pinball machine. (Stern, 2018)

Backbox and backglass

Backbox for the Evolution pinball machine. (Jeutel, 1986)

Inside the backbox showing MPU (top-left), Voltage Regulator & Solenoid Driver (top-right), Lamp Driver (lower-left) and Sound Board (lower-right)

Backbox for the Sir Lancelot pinball machine. (Peyper, 1994)

Brian's Car

Camera + Lens:

Canon 600D

Tamron 18-200mm f/3.5-6.3 XR Di II

Backbox for the Black Hole pinball machine. (Gotltieb, 1981)

Stickers inside backbox

Backglass for the Strike Zone pinball machine. (Williams, 1970)

Close up of the backglass of the Dyn O' Mite pinball machine. (Allied Leisure, 1975)

Inside backbox

Here the decals are replaced on the sides of the main cabinet and backbox. Using carefully performed methodological techniques, extreme flatness is achieved! :)

All bolt heads and other protruding fasteners are restored as well.

Close up of the backglass of the Playtime pinball machine. (Chicago Coin, 1968)

Complete with polished metalwork, restored bolts and new earth braiding!

Wow With Wood! and Metal too!

Backbox for the Rocky pinball machine. (Gottlieb, 1982)

Brian's Car

Camera + Lens:

Canon 600D

Tamron 18-200mm f/3.5-6.3 XR Di II

Backglass of a Super Score pinball machine. (Gottlieb, 1967)