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Here's a shot of "Algar's" playfield. |
A sharpie was attached to the cabinet in an effort to get autographs from everyone at the show. |
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"Dirty Harry" is one pin you don't see too often. |
The .44 Magnum moves and shoots the ball at targets, etc. |
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"Laser Ball" was also at the show this year. |
I like the layout of the drop targets, and the art isn't too bad either:) |
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According to The Internet Pinball Database, Capcom made only 750 of these.
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One of these was at the 2009 York Show. These are the only two I've ever seen at a show. |
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The Internet Pinball Database mentions that this is the first pin with the dot matrix display located under the playfield glass. The only other pin with this feature is "Circus Voltaire," made by Bally, in 1997. |
The Internet Pinball Database mentions that there were only 1,300 "Sea Ray" pins manufactured. |
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Neat Ted Zale playfield design and classic Christian Marche art. |
Here's another "Sea Ray" pin for sale in the flea market. |
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The t-shirts, as usual, were pretty cool. |
This year, they sold out. |
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It's best to either get your shirt at the beginning of the show or buy one in advance using the show registration form, which is usually mailed out around late August or early September. |
This rare Williams' "Casino" woodrail was also at the show this year. This is the only one I've ever seen at a show. |
