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Other home model pinball machines
Ken Layton:
I have now scanned the Brunswick/Briarwood "Aspen" pinball manual. Here is the schematic and a switch matrix chart.
Ken Layton:
I have now scanned and cleaned up the playfield schematics of the Fischer "Skyhawk" home pinball machine.
Dazz:
My son, 10 yrs old, was given 3 home model pinball machines by a friend of ours. None are in working condition. My son wants to use the parts to make his own machine.
1. Star Explorer - This one is the better shape of the 3. My son wants to use the cabinet for this one as the basis of his custom one.
2. Flying Aces - playfield is the same layout as Star Explorer above just a different theme.
3. Not sure what the table name was - the playfield was the only thing we got from this machine. My son has already removed all the parts and tossed out the playfield.
Ken Layton:
The Fischer "Skyhawk" home pinball service manual is now scanned and posted here:
http://www.arcade-museum.com/manuals-pinball/S/SkyhawkServiceParts.pdf
There are two versions of the Brunswick "Aspen" home pinball. Both manuals are now posted here:
Model 55-860200-2 (with chimebox for sounds):
http://www.arcade-museum.com/manuals-pinball/A/AspenUS_Version.pdf
Model 55-860228-2 (with speaker for sounds):
http://www.arcade-museum.com/manuals-pinball/B/BrunswickASPENHomePinball.pdf
Ken Layton:
Pinwiki has now setup a home model pinball section and I have started putting in information.
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