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To view the auction of the pinball machine on TradeMe click HERE.

Cabinet view:

Detail of the hidden cannon firing:

The backglass, click to see the detail:

Top cannon shooting back after "broadside" scored:

Some snapshots of the display:

The playfield, click on this and explore the gaming area:

Whirlpool off one of the ramps:

The original promotional leaflet, lots of info:

The back of the leaflet:

The copy of the manual:

Detail of the cabinet (click for good views):

Detail of the cabinet (click for good views):

Detail of the cabinet (click for good views):

Additional Noted Blemishes

I've pushed the brightness up to help "see" the black on black.

I've had the machine for over 2 years and had completely forgotten that at some point prior to me someone must have re-welded
part of the cannon rail extension (circled). While whoever it was did a fair job, it's not entirely invisible:

Additional Noted Improvements

• The pop bumper skirt that is listed as being faulty in the auction has been repaired.
• The  Fire  button now works.

An example question might be: "Do you have all the keys, both for the coin door and the backbox?"
To which my answer would be: "Yep, 2 sets of keys for both".

Another question might be: "I know nothing about the maintainence of pinball machines. Is there someone who I can call?"
My answer would be "There are 3 names and phone numbers that I can give you for people in Auckland."

Kind regards... Clark