Possibly parkers over the sticks

I asked the question about the coin entry - this was the reply. Also asked what it was made of - not answered - probably MDF.

Thanks Tom. Yes, the one thing that is noticeable is mostly they are poor quality. I will look into brazing as an option see if it’s possible. I did contact Retro Arcade who kindly supplied me with the full trigger assembly. I have to say an extremely pleasant man. The payout knob on those machines ...

Not blessed with a choice of projects I sourced this rather sorry mismatched Nostalgics cabinet and door languishing on an auction site. Luckily the door was slightly bigger than the opening, so after cutting the depth of cabinet to get rid of damage, moving shelf position, and cutting the cash draw...

It’s the Plioneer Mr P, had a look and found another in the EH with the usual standard operating instructions, so looking like it’s possibly been altered.

Bought this new addition a couple of months ago and am now about to spend some time tidying it. Can anyone shed any light on ball return feature? I notice there are two balls in the machine and on winning when the knob's turned to receive coins it pulls on two copper wires lifting the ball release, ...

After two weeks of nagging , I mean lockdown this “ brightened up my day “

Gets better if you take the finance option only £1800

Makes more sense when you see your picture gameswat at first glance on other legs looked alien to machine. Know nothing about it came across it for sale. Am I right in thinking it’s a hand cranked machine ? Looks to have spindle on side for handle ?

Recently noticed that this had been lying around for close on six years which prompted me to tackle restoration. Cabinet although looked intact was actually couple layers of ply filled with dust so decided on new cabinet. D0F4FCFC-3997-4ABE-827E-5CA35DA061Ea.jpg 8BCC89F6-B973-495B-9FAD-A287EB7D799a....