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Hi,

this one i finished last year,
it's more or less a "one by one" copy,
the knob and the sign where made by a professional,
rest was made by me....

br Marco

Super job, Marco. Question: How does the coin get into the pinfield? It looks like the coin rails are a closed track.

J Peterson

Wow. You hand made all of the parts?

That looks great. Do you have any video of it operating?

Lovely job Marco, well done.

That is a fantastic piece of work Marco! Incredible attention to detail.

I've often thought if I tried to repro. a game Zeppelin would be the one. Chances of finding an original almost nil, but it's so simple and beautiful.

john t peterson wrote: ↑Thu Jan 03, 2019 5:07 pm How does the coin get into the pinfield? It looks like the coin rails are a closed track.

There's a gap behind the apex of the lower rail, so the coin either overshoots and returns to play (if fired too hard) or falls through to the playfield below.

Hi,

here is a short Video:






Regards Marco

Nice one, cool machine.....works very well

That is amazing well done love how the coin comes back into play if you over shoot

You really have done an exceptional job, and should feel very proud of your achievement.