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Pirate gold is a Chicago Coin table from 1969 that features a horse shoe “Pirate Cove” in the lower playfield as well as lots of scoring opportunities. What drew me to buying, restoring and bringing this table to VP was the artwork!
The table has surround sound as well as new routines for generating apron and arch rolling sounds. Flipper tricks and nFozzy’s physics and dampening are included and the table was tuned to play as close as possible to the real one that I just sold.
As with all of my tables there is an option menu that is available by holding down the left flipper button while a game is not underway. This will allow you to change options like number of balls and more.
Thanks again to Bord for his excellent Blender work and to KDS70, JR and Whirlwind for testing!
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Awesome. I’ve got two machines to play tomorrow. (Double) Thanks again guys !
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Definitely cool artwork. Glad you decided to bring it to VP.
I’m holding a family EM tourney this evening and this went straight to bracket one.
Thanks!
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  to vp in just over a year? Plus you restored that table (that bg fix is what I need for SaC) and found it a home? Impressive work.You need to login in order to like this post: click here
A good scan, Photoshop, patience and GameOnGraphix is all you need to fix your BG
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Thanks for all your hard work in the VP communityÂ
Health is Wealth:Knowledge is Power
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“Holding a family EM tourney” .. that isn’t something you hear very often :)
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Love the work you put into this table.. really great stuff.
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Two top notch tables? Wow! Thanks Scott!
@Bord – This one looks awesome! I don’t know what you did, but the raised realism on this one is really noticable!Great job guys!
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Wow…absolutely a gorgeous, realistic table creation. Awesome work and I highly appreciate your effort. Will enjoy this one.
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beautiful work fellas but the drain looks a bit moldy, should have sanded it down more. ;)
Webster
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Thank you. Love these old machines that I’d never get a chance to play.
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Totally wonderful! Thank you so much :)
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Yeah Webster that bothered me too but there was no fixing it without effecting play so as the Beatles said I just “Let it Be.” Look at it as adding character.
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And another old fantastic gem. Thanks for the two EM-tables. Love them.
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thank you young mr scottacus for a fantastic table
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Thank You Thank You Thank You
For all your hard work and sharing !!!
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Wow, thanks for this! It’s always great to see rare EMs made available. Not a lot of places to try these in person, certainly.
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And one more gem in the cab.
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Beautiful! Thank you!
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