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Well done Stuart, was it made by Street's?
I used to have one of their Tuck Shops which if you won threw a roll of sweets at you.

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Hi BP ,
I can't find a makers name on the machine, but it is about the same size as a Tuck Shop machine, the cabinet looks like it has been reworked from an old pre flipper pinball type machine , so it may only have been made in numbers, having said that I like it as for the tuck shop? maybe one day I will be lucky and find one

I guess I meant Shield's not Streets, think I got confused because it showed a set of traffic lights.

No hope for me really!
Anyway , whoever the hell made it, it also sported dummy flippers.

Williams Turf Champ 1958

13rebel wrote: ↑Wed Jan 20, 2021 7:38 pm A great fun video-the tension increases as the game draws to a conclusion. Well done.

There's something to be said for this.
A lot of these machines we collect are just skill-less games that are designed for kids to be able to use too. By role playing a scenario, even if just mentally, you can create some fake drama fun.