This is the project that got me to the tool libraries in the first place! It is a 1936 pinball machine made by California Games called "Marble Parade". In the pinball world, this is referred to as a "pre-war" game. It was on the side of the road for free last year after decades of rough storage in a basement. I picked it up and have spent several months refurbishing it in hopes of preservation with the help of several pinball historians.
Thanks to progress made possible by Seattle REconomy, it made its public debut at the Northwest Pinball and Arcade Show!
Tools borrowed:
Below are several project progress photos capstoning in the game on the floor at the arcade show in the pre-war section.
