Amazing!I've always liked the Hook skulls as they're all painted uniquely. The #1 mod for Hook is for sure the Chad pinball code update.
I was never going to mod mine but several years later it has, Chad code, invisiglass, Pin2DMD (my own colouring!), lego Hook keyring, mirror blades (over art blades), retro refurbs alt translite...
Not got but would really like pinsound as reportedly the alt movie sound track rocks.
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I've ordered the ROM chips with his code along with a LED kit.Yeah there's definatley some Hook lovers on here (myself inc) but it's a marmite game. Depends what you look for in a pin, janky rules but crazy good music and high octane multiball. Chad code fixes many of the code issues though.
Enjoy it, you're custodian of a classic now.
P.s it was originally going to be theme park design but Data East couldn't get the license, so it was adapted for one they did have.
Tart, Model and Bush being the keywords here for Something really nice to look at !Yeah that look really good actually. If I were you I would tart it up with some model moss/ bush.
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Get your mind out of the gutter.Tart, Model and Bush being the keywords here for Something really nice to look at !
I think you defo onto a winning idea there.
Welp.. when fitting new LEDs the playfield came off the rails... It ended up hitting the PCB board in the button of the playfield.
The drop target mech also took a whack but only required a small adjustment to get it back in shape.
The power connector on the board didn't fair so well and it lost a pin in the process. Where do I get a new head from?
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Right flipper as a result feels like a limp noodle.
Nothing else seems broken.
Any help appreciated.
Scott
I hadn't even noticed it!We've all done that one. Are you not a little concerned about the Tip36c? That'll be where your flipper woes are. The power connector hasn't lost a pin, that's the key (hence the arrow) the connector pins are just bent out of shape and easy to bend back
I swear I only did the insertsYou've unleashed the wrath of the incandescent gods by installing LEDs
As you're working on the SS flipper board now I'd recommend replacing the fuse holders at the same time, they're unreliable and will play up at some time.
On my Hook one of the rails was completely loose which doesn't help with the pf which can be very tight on these. On mine the pf cables are long enough that it can be completely lifted out and leant on the side of the cab to work inside.
OMG that's gutting.Ahhh the good old DE/Sega dropping the playfield in the cab trickHave you truly owned one of these games until you've done that!
Your damage doesn't look too bad other than the transistor. I dropped my Baywatch playfield and it destroyed that board, scrapped half the components off into the bottom of the cab as it went and I had to get a replacement![]()