Sold Segasa EM Baby Doll PROJECT £250.

[Pick Holder]

Okay an EM project here.

Made under license from Williams 'Satin Doll' by this spanish company in 1975

Game basically 'plays' but has had plastics removed (they are with the game).

It wont fully reset the scores when a new game is started. It does play and seems to score okay. Not really gone too deep in it - probably spent a couple of hours on it.

Was not used for approx 10 years. Me and my pal had plans to retheme it but we are going to be using a solid state game. I hate EMs.

Collection from Brum.

Does have playfield glass but no lockdown bar. It may be missing the back panel. Can not remember. Would replace the mains lead too!

Side rails removed as they were going to get powder coated. Legs need a good polish too.

 

[Gary Flower]

How do you know it was made under license from Williams?

 

[Slingshot99]

Pm sent.

 

[SpiderPin]

@VeeMonroe probably the cheapest scissor flipper game you can get!
I'd have this if we had the space - playfield art looks beautiful. I love the colours on the old EMs.

 

[Pick Holder]

How do you know it was made under license from Williams?

By the apron perhaps?!
By the ipdb?

Internet Pinball Machine Database: Segasa 'Baby Doll'

www.ipdb.org

Also - in 2022 does it seriously matter Gary?

 

[AlanJ]

How do you know it was made under license from Williams?

All williams parts and it says so on the game. i had one, not this one. the satin doll schematics almost match and i used those to get mine going. great project for someone.

 

[Pick Holder]

Reserved for @Slingshot99

Two on the dib list.......

 

[Pick Holder]

All williams parts and it says so on the game. i had one, not this one. the satin doll schematics almost match and i used those to get mine going. great project for someone.

I saw yours on here when it was done.

 

[Biff]

Bugger, snoose you loose. Put me down as number 3 please. Literally was dozing on sofa when mail came in. Lol

 

[Gary Flower]

Interesting, Steve Kordek recounted how Spenish manufacturers (not necessarily Segasa) were copying their games without permission.
On reflection a long time ago I owned 2 segasa games that said made under license one was Travel Time can't recall the other.

Steve said the cost of litigation and the minimal chance of receiving damages meant WMS did not pursue the matter.

 

[Pick Holder]

COLLECTED and PAID FOR

Donation made.