#Gottlieb outer space pinball machine professional
IF YOU WERE LOOKING FOR A REALLY SOLID EXAMPLE OF THIS GAME WITH A SOLID CAB AND A SOLID CABINET, AND ONE THAT WAS WORKED ON BY PROFESSIONAL TECHS THEN DO NOT MISS THIS ONE. THE BACK GLASS SHOWS GOOD ORIGINAL COLORS AND NORMAL WEAR EXPECTED FROM A GAME OF THIS AGE. THE TECHS HAVE MADE SURE THE PIN PLAYS AS IT SHOULD WITH NO ERRORS. THE CAB SHOWS REALLY COOL SPACE THEMED ART AND NORMAL NICKS AND SCRATCHES FOR A GAME OF THIS AGE. THE CABINET EXHIBITS NORMAL WEAR FOR A GAME OF THIS AGE AND THE RED AND BLACK COLORS REALLY JUMP OUT AT YOU. TAKE A LOOK AT THE PICTURES TO SEE JUST HOW VIBRANT THE ORANGE, GREEN AND BLUE COLORS ARE FOR A GAME OF THIS AGE. THE PLAYFIELD EXHIBITS MINOR WEAR FOR A 50 YEAR OLD PIN AND SHOWS GOOD ORIGINAL COLORS. THE PLAYFIELD WAS TORN DOWN BY OUR INCREDIBLE TEAM OF TECHS, CLEANED AND WAXED AND ALL NEW RUBBERS AND LIGHTS WERE INSTALLED. THE GAME IS LOADED WITH 3 STANDUP TARGETS, 3 CLASSIC POP BUMPERS, AND A VARI TARGET. It was designed by Ed Krynski with artwork by Gordon Morison. SPACE THEMED PINS ARE ALWAYS IN HIGH DEMAND AND THIS ONE IS NO EXCEPTION. Outer Space is a 2-player electro-mechanical pinball machine released by Gottlieb in 1972. And have always tried to keep the as original as possible like paint, wood works, chrome ect. THIS IS THE REALLY COOL AND CLASSIC GOTTLIEB PIN. I have reconditioned a few old EM arcade games and even more mechanical game(ing) machines. You can also remove globes behind areas that highlight faults and also you can use coloured cellophane is some areas.Outer Space Pinball Machine Professionall Techs Serviced 1972 Gottlieb THE GOOD OLD DAYS BEFORE THE INTERNET WHERE PINBALL WAS KING AND THE ARCADES REIGNED SUPREME. Some things you can do are to seal it with "triple thick" to stop further flaking. With the BG tread very carefully, it's hard to touch up and have it look good in translucent areas.
Hit the legs and door + door surrounds + coin entry with alfoil and coke and they will look a heap better - or there's a thread on here with more details on some chemical you can get from Bunnings to soak them in and that'll make a big improvement with little risk. If the cab patterns are straight lines that makes things a fair bit easier to get the painting right. Looking at the front of the cab I'd do something with it if you feel you can get it right - it's very visible and also pretty stuffed - plenty of resto threads to browse and look at techniques for cab painting.
It's a personal thing and if you stuff it up then it may have been better to leave it alone, so what quality of work do you reckon you can achieve?
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