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Here's a hot dog oven that was for sale, probably from the 50's. |
The kids were all over this 1995 Namco variation of the classic "Whack-A-Mole." |
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I'm not sure how rare this game is, but I've never seen one on location. |
That's some wacky art. |
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This was just one of the pins seen at Arnold's on the classic tv show "Happy Days," but it's the one everybody remembers. As a matter of fact, this pin was featured in episode 18 of "Auction Kings." |
The Internet Pinball Database mentions that "Nip-It" was the last EM pin produced with zipper flippers. |
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"Night Rider," both EM and solid state, got a lot of my quarters when I played them on location, I think at G.C. Murphy's and possibly 7-11.
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In September, 2011, I saw on Ebay a "Bally Express Night Rider pinball machine toy truck." It's got art on the truck sides from the backglass, and would make a great topper for a "Night Rider" pin. The winning bid, by the way, was $58.77. |
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I always loved pins with spinners on the playfield. They really help to rack up the points, and possibly earn a free game. |
This was the first pin with art work by Kevin O'Connor, who's more recent titles include "Spiderman" and "Avatar." |
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The Internet Pinball Database mentions that there were 12,820 of these made, but finding one working, and with a decent playfield, can be quite a challenge. |
At the show this year, was the first time I played this rare pin. |
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"You shall become a black belt!" |
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This "TRON" classic videogame was in pretty good shape. |
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