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This machine had a very short run (20-30max). It was supplied by Roger Newman, Mt Albert N.Z along with Flapball (1d) and Hi Ball Netball (1d). The Tank Buster has a production number impressed into the wood in two places; one on the inside (top right inside corner of the door) and one on the inside...

After checking your photos again.....I noticed you are missing the outer cabinet...... The penny was inserted from the top of the cabinet (leftside) via an extended chrome slot.....and once it dropped in it would sit held by a pin on the 1st plastic track.....waiting for the player to release it by ...

Hi there.....this is an early 60s N.Z. game called ''TANK BUSTER''.....named after the U.S. plane of the same name.....and there would have been a cardboard likeness of the plane attached to the second rail (yours is missing). You press the left button to set the penny rolling.......and then the rig...

Wow!!.... I am speechless.... What a fantastic group of people.....Thanks for sending pics and information....... I do own the Rolling Road wall game here in New Zealand.......but was worried that it was not original.........Thank you for all your efforts....Todd........ I will put photos on as soon...

Hi again....and thanks for removing email address....... Yes, there were other manufacturers, eg: Roger Newman ''AMCO Machine Supplies'', Mt. Albert..... He is in his eighties now.....but his company supplied games such as: 'Magic Box' (1949) penny fortune teller....'Penny Golf' that he copied from ...

Hey you're welcome.....if I can help with anything in the future.....let me know......sorry that you missed out on the talking scale.......I just missed out on a 1935 Rolatop myself...... It was sold privately for $900.......in really great condition.

Have a great trip mate...Todd :]

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I'm after a photo of the Bolland's ''Rolling Road'' penny wall mounted drop case game.... I believe they were mostly in an ''iron clad'' heavy duty case..... any information would be great..............thanks so much.

O Wow!!.... I have only joined this website today.....but have already been able to solve 2 mysteries..... Your Quiko Wins machine......was put together by Roto Productions, Newmarket, Auckland, N.Z...... They also made a 6d Electro, 3d reaction tester, 1d Five Wins and more........all of which I ha...

Hi mate.....just joined up.....and noticed your Mills slot machine comments.......I'm in New Zealand.......and own a collection of mostly wall mounted arcade machines (30 in total) from the 20s on.......but I also own an operational 1920s Mills Front O.K machine like yours.......I know of 2 others t...