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AK Interactive DZ039 Central Park Flipper 1966 Pinball Machine Doozy Resin 1:24
Limited edition 1:24 scale resin model of the Central Park pinball machine, released by Gottlieb in 1966, with a production run of 3,100 units. The game was designed by Ed Krynski, while the artwork was created by the renowned illustrator Roy Parker, responsible for much of the classic aesthetic of pinball machines from that era.
This model remained active for decades in arcades and bars, still operating well into the 1990s, a testament to its popularity and durability. These machines are distinguished by their iconic bell and click sounds, as well as a straightforward yet challenging style of play that continues to captivate collectors and pinball enthusiasts to this day. An ideal piece for any 1:24 scale scene or as a standalone display model.
This model remained active for decades in arcades and bars, still operating well into the 1990s, a testament to its popularity and durability. These machines are distinguished by their iconic bell and click sounds, as well as a straightforward yet challenging style of play that continues to captivate collectors and pinball enthusiasts to this day. An ideal piece for any 1:24 scale scene or as a standalone display model.
$15.00
AK Interactive DZ039 Central Park Flipper 1966 Pinball Machine Doozy Resin 1:24ā
$15.00
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Limited edition 1:24 scale resin model of the Central Park pinball machine, released by Gottlieb in 1966, with a production run of 3,100 units. The game was designed by Ed Krynski, while the artwork was created by the renowned illustrator Roy Parker, responsible for much of the classic aesthetic of pinball machines from that era.
This model remained active for decades in arcades and bars, still operating well into the 1990s, a testament to its popularity and durability. These machines are distinguished by their iconic bell and click sounds, as well as a straightforward yet challenging style of play that continues to captivate collectors and pinball enthusiasts to this day. An ideal piece for any 1:24 scale scene or as a standalone display model.
This model remained active for decades in arcades and bars, still operating well into the 1990s, a testament to its popularity and durability. These machines are distinguished by their iconic bell and click sounds, as well as a straightforward yet challenging style of play that continues to captivate collectors and pinball enthusiasts to this day. An ideal piece for any 1:24 scale scene or as a standalone display model.
