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[loserman76]

File Name: Team One (Gottlieb 1977)

File Submitter: loserman76

File Submitted: 24 Sep 2018

File Category: VPX Recreations

Author(s): Loserman76
Wildman
Manufacturer: Gottlieb
Year: 1977
Permission to MOD?: Yes, with approval

my final release - Team One. This is the Add-a-ball of Abra Ca Dabra
 
Playfield redraw by me so like always, if you think it sucks then delete it - lol
 
Backglass image thanks to Wildman
 
includes my wheel image
 

Click here to download this file

[Ben Logan]

Love this layout. Thanks, LM!

[STAT]

LM, really, that's all - Redraw - pha, delete ! /joke-end
Hey thanks, another Soccer Table. love it - and nice Redraw

[Mustang1961]

Fantastic! Thank you so much loserman. EMs have more character.

 

But one question: what is the reason for the 6th target behind the 5th? On a test game the ball disappeared there. Now I have set a wall behind the target ...hmmm?

Edited by Mustang1961, 25 September 2018 - 03:09 PM.

[akiles50000]

Loserman a great work building em pins 

[loserman76]

I'm waiting on the schematics to know exactly the purpose of that extra target. My guess right now is that it is an extra way to hit the 5 and 6 to complete the 1-6 sequence.

 

I need to double check now because it should not drop if you hit it.

Edited by loserman76, 25 September 2018 - 04:43 PM.

[Mustang1961]

I'm waiting on the schematics to know exactly the purpose of that extra target. My guess right now is that it is an extra way to hit the 5 and 6 to complete the 1-6 sequence.

 

I need to double check now because it should not drop if you hit it.

aha! Change it from drop target to stand up target and you will be done!

[loserman76]

that is one option - I modified it to use a couple of walls instead because I don't want the stand part or the motion from those. Updated table posted.

 

-lm

[humanoide]

this is a pleasant surprise.

I did not know this variation of the great classic abra ca dabra

excellent loserman76, as always, very appreciated your great contributions to EM pìnballs