What about a Capri?
Can't get the image the right way up. *Flipped - Site admin.

Is this the case?
Also I have owned a Whirlygig, came off the owners of the Brillscote Farm Auction, Malmesbury, remember them? Can't find a pic though.

I have owned two of these, so there should be a couple more out there. There is also a version with a circular turntable which turned up at the Elephant House, the Rolitina, went for £50.

still does not work for me, something appears for a second then disappears, cleared cache on firefox windows 10

have clicked on for sale/wanted, not showing anything?

I have a pachinko which is coin operated and actually pays out - has 20 captive balls.

pennymachines wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 09, 2018 8:28 pm

It would be nice to have a scan of that Dave to add to the rest.

its 8 pages on A3, whats the best way of sending it

even at these prices a lot of it did not sell. i have issue 5 summer 1990 which i cannot see in the arena

I feel as this needs a reply. Just to casually cast this out of slot history as a recreation or 'looks home spun' seems a tad irresponsible to say the least. What evidence have you to back up your statement? I have actually owned this machine at one time and it looked OK to me, certainly not modern....

Having owned this machine in the past I can say this is not a modern recreation. It also appeared in the Costa/Haskell catalogue. If any look like it's out of place it's the Looping the Loop.