I have this machine, albeit not in nearly such beautiful condition. My grandkids grew up playing it when they’d visit. They now have kids of their own that are just about the same ages they were when they’d stand on step stools, each working a flipper button, and play it weekends at our house. I just retired; it’s too hot to do anything outside; and, now I’ve seen this video; all of which has inspired me to try and get our Laser Ball lady working again so this next generation can learn to love the sights and sounds of the steel ball and flippers.

Gorgeous machine. However, Frank's best work is done outside the shop. Kudos.

Thanks, Todd. Great walkthrough of ruleset as usual.

I got Laser Ball back in September and just added Steller Wars last week, Great Games

Bonjour,vos vidéos sont très bien,vos flippers sont très bien restauré,ils sont tous magnifique, merci pour vos vidéos.

Another nice pinball machine tks for uploading :)

Love the sounds on those old girls

Very informative :)

my favorite game back in the day

Great video Todd, I like how you explain each pin that you do. Your videos look great on the BIG screen at Slinger's Broad Street bar... Cheers !!

Lol... Todd, everything you do is clever, anytime you have Pam involved... it's clever!

The free game started with firepower I believe

What a great looking game! I would never get to play it as it would "do me in" getting it down the basement steps. I'm still recovering from the Ms Pac Man and Slugfest you sent!

I just got mine sort of working. I love the mod with clear bumper caps and color LEDs. A previous owner hacked in their own button which was connected to the ball drain switch, similar to what was done on the coin door of this one. What's the purpose of that?

Hey Todd, do you happen to have a spare lockdown bar that will fit this game?

What were the other three wide-bodies from this era?

I think the "AE" is supposed to represent her hands shooting lasers

Lovely video. I just bought a machine locally here in Sweden and it powers on and the GI in the playfield is lit up and the soundboard test works but everything else is dead. I ordered a new power supply so I could get the diagnostics of the different voltages. Have you encountered this before and could recommend something to try in the meantime I wait for my board form the states? Many thanks!

Very cool. Too bad they don't make wide body games anymore. I never got a chance to try one when I was playing pinball machines in the arcade unfortunately.

Todd how do you feel about wide bodies? Great video as always.

Interesting, in my childhood play this table, and was "big" (has 6 or 8 years)

What jumps need too be connect on the CPU board ? Is it j3 or j4 or none at all