You got it.....be on the look out for some internals parts videos of my New Continental Golden and more feature game play information.

In 1976 Bally manufactured this backglass animated turning corner numbers game. It was a throw back from the 1950's bingo pinball machines they made. Go here for some information www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=3803Nice pick up Lucien!

I will measure and get back to you...There are three different size cabinets & heads that Gottlieb design. The early 1960's wedgeheads were what we collectors called the slim cabinet which is the smallest, like SHOW BOAT and others. Then came the Mid-1960's cabinets which are the medium size cabinets like SWEET HEARTS, KING of DIAMONDS, BANK A BALL and many others of what we collectors called the mid-1960's Classic Animated back box games. Then during the mid to late 1970's Gottlieb manufactured the largest cabinets which games like GOLDEN ARROW, SURE SHOT, JACKS OPEN, VOLLEY, BIG HIT were in and the list goes on.

@@viccamppinball oh cool, so even among wedgehead single players there are different sizes, awesome! Thanks! Are the wood railer single players smaller or larger then the 60s wedgeheads?

@@viccamppinball Thanks so much for a thoughtful reply! I looking forward to hearing about the dimensions on all of those variations! I'm in the market for one. I have a 25 inch wall space that I won't to fill with smaller machine. Something with an attractive backglass, maybe with a cute lookin' lady ; ). Anyway, very much looking forward to those dimensions/ideas!

The head of the of game is 26" wide x 26" high x 9'' deepThe lower cabinet of game 22" wide x 52" long x 18" deepWhen the game is assembled the height with the head attached to the lower cabinet is 5' 10" tall

@@viccamppinball legendary, thanks man!