Hi, Please could anyone assist with photo's or an expanded view from a manual for the meter mechaninism and linkage for a Sega Progressive Star. As the meter counter and linkages have been removed from this machine I am trying to understand all of the parts I will need - Thanks !PUZZLED! https://i.i...

Merry Xmas treefrog. Many thanks to you and other forum members for your help this year and all the best for 2021.

Thank you so much dutchboy these are perfect. Hope you haven't done too much lifting! I must be getting old as I can't lift a complete machine these days. I have seperate the hood and the mechanism to move it about. That mechanism looks very nice indeed, I have a mech but the reel bundle is bit of a...

A nice find Dutchboy and a great Christmas gift for yourself. !!THUMBSX2!! Please would you be able to post a few pictures of the mechanism and inside the cabinet if you could? The colours are a bit different to the usual black/red or red/white but there's plenty of options to repaint if you don't l...

I really like the Progressive Star with the white top and hope one day to add one to the collection but I guess these are quite rare.
Those are great colours on the Monaco Starlet thanks Treefrog I will use those on the next Sega project which is a Bonanza Star.

Thank you Treefrog and Brigham I have been trying a few different finishes over the past few months here's one without stripes. Possibly not to everyone's taste but it does have nice chrome. Sometimes I think less can be more.

Post split from Sega Monaco instruction sheet - Site Admin.

After the kind help from Treefrog and Badpenny I thought it was time to post a few of pictures of the Monaco project.
The cabinet is nearly complete now so will be starting on the mech very soon.

Thanks again

A Sega Athletic Scale was one the items featured on yesterday's episode of Find It Fix It Flog It on Channel 4. I think the owner said it was from Blackpool Pleasure Beach. They seemed to do a nice job tidying it up and re-painiting it. I won't reveal the final value in case anyone wants to watch it.

Shame there were no keys available for the backdoor so we couldn't get a view of the mech or the inside of the case. Is it just Sega that made the Hi-top upper castings without central the recess for the logo or did Mills also produce this type? I liked the domed metal scratch plate above the award ...

Pretty sure Charrington was part of Bass Breweries and there appears to be a Toby Jug logo in the Jackpot Window so this may have been branded or converted for the brewery.