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https://vpinball.com/VPBdownloads/big-deal-williams-1963-2/
Williams’ Big Deal (1963)
Thought I’d drop a surprise table on y’all. Wouldn’t have been possible without Editoy’s excellent images to build with (especially the drop target)
This is a manual ball lift game. Ball lift is via Right Magna Save, Start Game Key or the letter “A”. Options menu (hold left shift for 3 seconds when game not in play) allows to change to auto-lift
ZIP includes Editoy’s wheel
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Loserman delivers again awesome, thanks so much for this , love these EM Tables.
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Thanks, Jeff. New to me, which is exciting. Always appreciative of your work.
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Thank you very much LM ! Plays brutal – love it. 1800 top score, challenge accepted.
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yes, this table is absolutely brutal. I’ve yet to break 700 pts on it.
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Thank you very much LM ! Plays brutal – love it. 1800 top score, challenge accepted.
yes, this table is absolutely brutal. I’ve yet to break 700 pts on it.
Gentlemen, I think I’ve discovered your problem. According to someone I know there are flippers, bumpers and a ball on this table. I haven’t noticed them yet, but apparently they are there.
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yes, this table is absolutely brutal. I’ve yet to break 700 pts on
Brutal indeed but I’ve found if you can let it bounce of the bottom bumpers between the flippers its seems to be more forgiving.
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Very cool! Alois had brought an early version to vp last year and I really liked the table layout. Thanks for that @alois !! And now an L-man version. Awesome. Thanks Jeff!!   bg image is sweet – what’s up with the bee and the Steve’s Diner banner??
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Steve’s Diner banner is a reference to Steve Kordek the table designer.
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Another Masterful EM…Thanks for sharing!
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Thank you so much for updating another EM. I really love your work !!!
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Just managed 787! This is quite the interesting em! Fun design. Lot’s of nudging needed. I had one opening ball go on for maybe 40 seconds and I thought hot damn! Looked up – 27 points. Love it.
Great table L-man!!
Thanks again!!
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Only one table? What happened?
:yahoo:Sorry could not resist.
Thanks for another rare beauty.
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Here are my two wheels for this table.
As always you find my wheels in my MEGA-account or in the PinUp Popper media-database:
https://mega.nz/#F!IFsxBbCD!04cfuNEJi5hwuYxL6CvQIg
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@loserman76 thanks again for a beautiful table that i have never even heard of let alone played.
I did have one question, does anyone else see grey in the outland wire openings. i dont know if its a setting on mine or if its something else but its happened to me before and i cant figure it out. its almost like there is a grey background under the table
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@armyaviation – Its the holes themselves in the playfield image. Editoy colored them grey and I didn’t modify the image to have them black.
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@loserman76 so they just need cut out and the prim, too easy
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@loserman76 here is a version with the holes cut out and the hole primitives in it, feel free to use. thanks again
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Super duper :D I played this at a convention in 2009 and haven’t seen one since.
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