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Here's the retro "King Of Diamonds" playfield. |
Here's a fully restored classic Gottlieb wedgehead pin. |
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There's "Sky Line," another classic Gottlieb wedgehead pin. |
This rare Gottlieb "Spirit" pin is actually a sample game. |
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"Volcano" is another Gottlieb pin you don't see very often. |
I dropped a lot of quarters into this pin, both the EM and solid state versions, at G.C. Murphy's, a now defunct five and dime place. |
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I like pins with lots of drop targets, but especially spinners, where you can really rack up the points.
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According to The Internet Pinball Database, "Flash Gordon" had a project date of May 13, 1980, but was manufactured in February, 1981. |
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Notice the split level playfield, somewhat similar to Williams' "Black Knight" pin. |
The Internet Pinball Database has a date for "Black Knight," possibly the manufacture date, as November, 1980. |
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This pin also has a split level playfield. Also, this was the 50 cent pin I played, and at the time, the most difficult. |
The Internet Pinball Database mentions that only 608 "Time Fantasy" pins were produced. This pin was also at The York Show in 2012. |
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The sounds are similar to what you hear in a "Defender" videogame. |
Also at the show was this Stern "Seawitch" pin. |
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Great playfield art. |
This "Algar" is actually the rare "autograph" edition. |
