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Here's a shot of "Paragon's" playfield. |
At this particular show, I got to check out this somewhat rare Gottlieb "Skill-Pool" woodrail pin for the first time. |
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Here's a shot of the playfield. |
The real surprise was this rare 1940 Exhibit "Short Stop" woodrail pin. |
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The disk that resembles a baseball field actually rotates when the ball hits a bumper for a single, home run, etc. |
Here's a Gottlieb 1980 "Torch" pin. |
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This pin has two rows of drop targets and roto-targets. |
This rare 1964 Williams' reverse wedgehead was designed by the late Norm Clark. It features backglass ball kicker animation. |
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Here's a shot of the side of the cabinet. |
Although it's a 1 player game, you can score goals for either the red or blue team. |
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Here's a Gottlieb 1957 "World Champ" pin. |
This particular game had a new backglass, new playfield, and more. |
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Here's a "Corvette" pin with a custom backglass. |
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Saturday morning, on the way to the show... |
Look what I spotted. |
