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I still haven't had a chance to do a write
up on this one yet . I will say that the game was the
most beautiful
pinball I've ever seen in my
life.
Did you know?
When you get Bazaar awards, quickly hit both flippers. Do this for three awards and the fourth award will be a cow worth 1M.
Start the Great Camel Race with Bazaar lit and when you make the first Symbol shot a moo is heard. Now shoot the Bazaar immediately and hit both flippers. There´s that cow again!
At very rare occasions the phrase "Move Your Car...pet!" can be heard.
Start Attract mode: keep right flipper button down, press left flipper button five times.
The Backglass:
"Fullers II" at the bow of the
sailing ship. Fullers II is a bar on the northwest side of Chicago.
"Karen LK Jack" at both sides of the bow of the sloop. Karen & Jack are the
names on the dingy, they both bartend at Fullers II.
"Ketch u at Scotty's" on the beaker in the Sultans hand. Refers to Scott
Ketchum.
He used to run Scotty's bar on Long Lake near Hayward in northwest Wisconsin.
"Freddy Jones" on the water pipe. Backglass artist Pat McMahon is a fan of
theFreddy Jones Band, a local Chicago band
that has had some moderate success in the US.
"Bennet s" on one of the pots of gold just below the hero. Refers to Bennet
Snyder, a plant worker who had more
than just a passing interest in belly dancers. He provided artist Pat McMahon
with photos to aid in the costuming of the female figures.
"Maxi" on the other pot of gold. Actually just "Max", artist Pat McMahon´s
nickname since grammer school.
"DZ" on the stirrup on the horse. Dave Zabriski, responsible for the music.
"JP" on the horses´ harness. John Papadiuk, game designer.
"J" on the thiefs´ jacket. J was the initial of the guy that artist Pat McMahon
patterned the face after.
The Playfield:
"taaSuts" (?) on the dagger on the
ramp diverter plastic. Pat McMahon: "Think I misspelled this one. My spelling
checker suggest tarsus, but I
consider a reference to a birds bone unlikely."
"Imax/Wade" on the Playfield at the base of the sword blade. "Imax", is actually
just Max.(Pat´s nickname again.)
Pat McMahon: "I'm driving myself nuts trying to remember what, or who the hell
Wade is."
"H.W. - the ball is wild" at the exit of the Jet return lane. A quote from Harry
Williams.
"wade" near the head of the tiger in the loop. Wade is Wade Domet, a
friend/mentor of John's from Toronto. Wade was on
the WCS94 backglass, he's shooting the ball in the net.
"DOHO" to the left of the right slingshot.
"zab" to the right of the left slingshot. Refers to Dave Zabriski.
"Pop 2nd" under the right slingshot. This one together with...
"Duke lnk" under the left slingshot could make Popadiuk.
Cats are thanked for their "feline
support" during Attract mode.
Manufacturer: Williams Electronic Games, Inc.
Production Run: 3,128 units
Released: May 1996
Design Team:
Game Design: John Popadiuk
Artwork: Pat McMahon
Software: Louis Koziarz
Sound and Music: Dave Zabriskie
Mr. Pinball's Price Guide:
2008 $3,225
Serial Number: 53347102928
Date of Manufacturer: 8/29/96
Purchased: October 2005
Condition: Very close 10. Completely Shopped and Working 100%

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