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Sold SWEP1 £2500

taz turbo

taz turbo

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I’ve a few machines due to arrive soon, so some machines need to go, here we have my SWEP1.

Running v1.5 code, which I believe is the latest, on the original hardware other than the CRT has been changed for a LED flat panel. The fluorescent lamp for the translite has been replaced with a LED strip type lamp. The cabinet has a few marks here and there. The LH sling shot plastic is broken but a new pair of sling plastics are included. The key is missing for the lockdown bar (it’s a Pin2K thing) but the lockdown bar can be removed in the normal fashion by opening the coin door. The legs fitted appear to be standard Williams legs, I don’t know if these are an original or have been changed (they’re different to my RFM legs which appear to be std Williams but with a box section addition?) There are some scratches to the glass on this one, nothing I’ve really noticed during game play, probably best seen in one of the videos below. It would benefit from a clean and some new rubber, but still plays well.

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A couple of YouTube walk round videos here…



I’m in Southport PR8, Martin has been here many times. Welcome (encouraged) to view and play. Any questions or should you want any more pictures just ask.

Chris.
 
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This is sooo tempting! I remember playing this when it came out- the display was way ahead of its time even though it basically was just a peppers ghost effect- pity arcades and pins were in terminal decline at this point.

Is it difficult to get this through a narrow door 🚪? I had to shark fin my WPT into my games room as a typical Stern backbox is too wide
 
SteadyP said:
This is sooo tempting! I remember playing this when it came out- the display was way ahead of its time even though it basically was just a peppers ghost effect- pity arcades and pins were in terminal decline at this point.

Is it difficult to get this through a narrow door 🚪? I had to shark fin my WPT into my games room as a typical Stern backbox is too wide
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My office/ games Room door is 75cm and often an issue, but a pin2000 had no issues at all. Not sure on exact dimensions, but I think this was a smaller profile than most. Not sure what std stern width is.

As I type, I realize, this is bog all use isnt it! 😐
 
SteadyP said:
This is sooo tempting! I remember playing this when it came out- the display was way ahead of its time even though it basically was just a peppers ghost effect- pity arcades and pins were in terminal decline at this point.

Is it difficult to get this through a narrow door 🚪? I had to shark fin my WPT into my games room as a typical Stern backbox is too wide
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Some specs here. My incoming Revenge From Mars has had the head removed for delivery.

 
SteadyP said:
This is sooo tempting! I remember playing this when it came out- the display was way ahead of its time even though it basically was just a peppers ghost effect- pity arcades and pins were in terminal decline at this point.

Is it difficult to get this through a narrow door 🚪? I had to shark fin my WPT into my games room as a typical Stern backbox is too wide
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The cabinet is 56cm wide, this is the same as a standard with pin. The back box is 60cm wide, this is significantly narrow than a standard pin.

The headbox is designed to be removed for transport.

The cabinet is also a little shorter than a standard pin.

Chris.
 
Fully original old school crt, you may have a chance with the LCD, this is the only pinball that Martin delivered to me set up on its legs
 
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