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"Dolly" was also at the show. |
"Raven" was also there. |
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There was also this one with an alternate translite. |
There was a variety of Stern pins at the show. |
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"NBA Fastbreak" pins were the first to be linked, so two players can compete.
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"Sinbad" was also at the show, in both the solid state... |
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and rare electromechanical versions... |
and another "Genie." |
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Something I've never seen at a show until now was this "Fire!" Champagne Edition. The flyer at The Internet Pinball Database shows side art on the cabinet, but the one I owned had none. With less than 300 produced, maybe this is the one I used to own. |
Notice the brass side rails and lockbar. Also unique to the Champagne Edition is lit fire roller animation not only under the playfield like in the standard version, but also in the backbox of the game. |
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"Delta Queen" is a somewhat rare Bally pin. |
"Black Gold" is a very rare Williams pin. |
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No shortage of rollover buttons here. |
"Roller Derby" and "Sun Valley" bingos were also present. |
