VERY nice production! I shopped mine a year ago...had so many baggies of parts. Tip for anyone is to take a ton of reference pics before the tear down as the manual for JP is not 100% accurate.
I miss my JP pin. I sold it about 5 years ago. It was NOT in as great of condition as this one is. She is dirty but that's it. I'm glad to see someone removed the batteries as well! Looking forward to seeing her completed.
@@TxJayYT yes you’re going to be blown away when you see what I did with this. I’ve had so many Jurassic Park machines come through my shop over the years I really don’t care about this game anymore…. but when this one came through this NICE I had to do something extra special to it before it left the building! Stay Tuned 🤙
My hot take, leds are great in older games as long as you dont add colored leds. Fastest way to make it look tacky in my opinion. Frosted non ghosting Warm whites are the way to go
@@johnmcclane2139 yes that was a custom skateboard light that I painted using my Centaur stencils on a blank skateboard and using four LED red bulbs as the wheels
@@renerook3736 nice comment … the original incandescent bulbs give off absolutely no light the playfield is so dark on the original it’s not worth playing the game.
@@PinballPimp lol I have this machine at my home and I never had that issue you mention. You need to go to an optician if you cant see the playfield on an original S.I. Sure you try here to defend your bussines of turning/ pimping each classic Pinball machine down into some mainstreet look of Las Vegas, but in fact you were destroying the original charm of the genuine machine
VERY nice production! I shopped mine a year ago...had so many baggies of parts. Tip for anyone is to take a ton of reference pics before the tear down as the manual for JP is not 100% accurate.
I miss my JP pin. I sold it about 5 years ago. It was NOT in as great of condition as this one is. She is dirty but that's it. I'm glad to see someone removed the batteries as well! Looking forward to seeing her completed.
@@TxJayYT yes you’re going to be blown away when you see what I did with this. I’ve had so many Jurassic Park machines come through my shop over the years I really don’t care about this game anymore…. but when this one came through this NICE I had to do something extra special to it before it left the building! Stay Tuned 🤙
What a find ! 💯
No doubt! 💯
Good to see you uploading again Jeff!
@@willierants5880 yes thanks and I have more coming. It takes at least 10 hours to edit down one of these episodes. I wish my time was unlimited 😁
My hot take, leds are great in older games as long as you dont add colored leds. Fastest way to make it look tacky in my opinion. Frosted non ghosting Warm whites are the way to go
The lights on the skateboard where the trucks usually are is cool. Did you make that?
@@johnmcclane2139 yes that was a custom skateboard light that I painted using my Centaur stencils on a blank skateboard and using four LED red bulbs as the wheels
why fkn LED s....the light is not warm like original bulbs
@@renerook3736 nice comment … the original incandescent bulbs give off absolutely no light the playfield is so dark on the original it’s not worth playing the game.
@@PinballPimp lol I have this machine at my home and I never had that issue you mention. You need to go to an optician if you cant see the playfield on an original S.I. Sure you try here to defend your bussines of turning/ pimping each classic Pinball machine down into some mainstreet look of Las Vegas, but in fact you were destroying the original charm of the genuine machine