Shouldn't be a problem, only the stars are "any position" so the payout disc will normally be cut as a long slot for the JP line and the reel strip position for the star will be the middle one of the slot.

I wonder why they put Chinese people on the backflash bottom left, west coast railway builders perhaps but not wagon trains

Mine has the same cherry as yours on the top line.

This one is nice but its a Meteor engine (Marlin derivative)
This one is nicer and is a Merlin
and this is just crazy

Yes a compact I agree, and that's going to make it hard to identify the reel strips and payouts. These were made during the TJM Corp era and seem to have been made as a "jobbing" project in much the same way as Sega made the "Windsor". They were sold on as basic machines to suppliers who added their...

Here it will depend on life expectancy

your in luck then ....you will be getting it early if things continue as they are now

I was looking through some old flyers online and found this rather odd one. !PUZZLED! Spitfire engines were indeed made under licence in the USA... but by Packard not Chrysler. Back in the 1960s I did actually know a man who put a Spitfire Merlin engine into a car, of all things... a Rolls Royce. It...

I believe the Flying Scot pinball came out at the time of the flying Scot record run London to Edinburgh . Worthy of a "Gameswat First Class Award!" I was actually trying for the Moonriver "seal of approval" I can take a look at your art work any time, its been very busy during the lockdown, ave 5 j...

You must be more careful when posting on threads BP reads, he will pull you up on every little mistake and play on words... It's his only bit of fun these days... We pretend not to notice.

Just finished this Flying Scot backglass for another forum member and was so pleased with it I thought I'd show it off.
Vinyl on acrylic with a clear 2mm acrylic cover, hope he likes it.