Name: Gilligan's Island Plastics
SKU: PLAS-GILL
Price: 169.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Gilligan’s Island Plastics

$169.00 USD

GILLIGAN’s ISLAND

Complete set produced on Laser cut PETG. Includes some extra pieces, clears, printed clears, custom key fob, and a bonus custom “3D” Desktop Assembly (which can also be used as a small topper). See gallery photo for a graphical representation on how the assembly stacks together. Vivid colors and brand new, perfect replacements for your old scratched, yellowed, broken, or incomplete GI plastics sets. Protective coatings unpeeled.

SKU: PLAS-GILL Category: Plastics

Gilligan’s Island

Manufacturer:

Midway Manufacturing Company, a subsidiary of WMS Industries, Incorporated,
of Chicago, Illinois, USA (1988-1999) [Trade Name: Bally]

Date Of Manufacture:

May, 1991

Model Number:

20003

Common Abbreviations:

MPU:

Williams WPC (Dot Matrix)

Type:

Solid State Electronic (SS)

Production:

4,100 units (approximate)

Theme:

Celebrities – Fictional – Licensed Theme

Notable Features:

Flippers (2), Pop bumpers (3), Slingshots (2), Standup targets (14), Kick-out hole (1), Vertical Up-Kicker (1), Middle left kickback lane, Left outlane kickback. Rotating “Jungle Run” circular platform in upper left corner of playfield re-configures ball lanes that enter and exit it.

Actual measured weight: 260 lbs (includes legs).

Design by:

Ward Pemberton, Dan Langlois

Art by:

John Youssi

Dots/Animation by:

John Newcomer

Mechanics by:

Greg Tastad

Music by:

Jon Hey

Sound by:

Jon Hey

Software by:

Mike Boon, Dan Lee

Notes:

Voice-over artist Tim Kitzrow provided the voice of Mr. Howell.

Greg Freres told us that Dan Langlois started this game project as another theme and Ward took it over and changed it to the Gilligan’s Island theme. Greg is credited on this game not for art but for more of a “theme support” credit, he said.

First pinball game with a Dot Matrix Display (DMD) released by Williams/Bally, although Williams’ 1991 ‘Terminator 2: Judgment Day’ was the first Williams/Bally standard pinball game *designed* with a DMD. That game took longer to complete the design and begin production and so was released later.

The promotional video released WMS/Bally also claims the coin door latch was redesigned to ensure the general illumination (GI) is not shorted out on the coin door. It also claims the ball poppers were redesigned to use a single piece mechanism connected by a screw rather than the prior two piece system connected by a pin that caused some mechanical problems.

*Info Courtesy of IMDB

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