Doctor Who Pinball Machine

Give the video above a watch to get an idea of the type of gameplay you can expect. The Doctor Who Pinball Machine was manufactured by Bally Midway, makers of some of the greatest pinball machines in history. This fantastic machine will make a great addition to any pinball arcade or collection. Players collect all seven Doctors (this machine was made in 1992, when Sylvester McCoy was the latest Doctor) and each affects the rules of the playfield differently, making different bonuses easier to collect or increasing multipliers, for example. Doctor Who is a fantastic machine, though the complicated set of rules affected its popularity. This made it even more of a collector’s piece, however, and it is highly sought-after by many pinball aficionados. Doctor Who is a fast-flowing, exciting pinball game in which you must collect the Doctors and open the Time Expander, racing to defeat The Master, Davros and the infamous Daleks! Features: Time Expander: Lock two balls on this time-distorting mini-playfield, restore Earth’s time to Normal Factor 0 by lighting 15 coloured lamps, and start Multi-Ball to earn Dalek Jackpots and Davros Super Jackpots W-H-O: Complete the W-H-O sequence to earn millions of extra points and an extra ball Playfield Multiplier: Build your score with the looping cliffhanger ramp TARDIS Model: Watch your ball emerge from the doors of The Doctor’s trusty time machine. Seven Doctors: Likenesses of William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee, Tom Baker, Peter Davison, Colin Baker and Sylvester McCoy all appear, as well as Sylvester McCoy and Anthony Ainley’s voices Condition: This Doctor Who machine has spent the majority of its lifeon location, meaning the game does have some cosmetic wear and tear. The game’s cabinet has fading typical of Doctor Who machines, and the playfield has wear in places (as pictured) namely around the Time Expander area. Where this type of reconditioning process has been undertaken we will make it absolutely clear that this is the case and the price will reflect the amount of time taken and costs incurred in this process. This pinball machine has seen some use in its time, though it is still in excellent condition considering its age. We aim to be honest about the condition of our pinball machines and would not sell them if we thought they were in need of further restoration, but the Doctor Who Pinball Machine is in a good condition for its age. Reconditioning and Servicing – 26 Point Checklist: Buying a pinball can be a lot like buying a car: there can be problems underneath the bonnet that you wouldn’t even know about, until they interrupt your fun! It’s worth noting that pinball machines are complicated in their workings. There are pitfalls to buying a second hand pinball machine elsewhere, and if you don’t know what to look for, you can have an incomplete machine running at less than its potential. Furthermore, you could purchase a machine that is 20-30 years old and has a serious electrical fault. However, every machine that comes through our doors undergoes an extensive 26-point check with our trained engineer. All machines undergo a full PAT test by a fully qualified engineer to eliminate any risk. We also check everything including the lighting, coils, flippers, full mechanics, electronics and everything else in between. These checks ensure that all components are rigorously tested and working. This even includes cosmetic touch ups and a full wax clean. We complete this 26-point check to ensure your new pinball machine is in tip-top working order and ready to spend a new life with its new owner.