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Hope this thread has been useful for people and shows how you can get a project game working in a few days with just the parts I offer as spares. There's nothing like fixing a game up and getting rid of those faults. Give it ago next time you see a project come up
Did some more work on my Dr Who this weekend. Have been giving the playfield a quick re-rubber in white and fitting a new ramp set from phil at PH. Great quality ramps The playfield itself wasn't in too bad shape so didn't need anything more than a re-rubber and the screws and nuts replacing before fitting the new ramps.
Some more pics of the ramp replacements. New ramps don't come with the metal brackets riveted for the optos etc so theres some tricky work to do. The bracket on my main ramp for the optos was rather tarnished so i decided to resray it gross red to match the other decals and then riveted it back in place after making a small wood and metal packing block to hold the rivets in place whilst i secured them. Not an easy task and one that required a lot of patience!
Here's the results
Just got to reinstall both ramps now and i'm done for awhile
So after a lot of messing about with these new ramps (which i'll explain about later) i have them fitted and screwed down onto my playfield. Look really nice once installed.