Transparent pinball machine to be displayed at Pacific Pinball Expo
If you are a pinball addict and spent a lot time playing, you must have felt curious about its functioning or mechanism, but could never manage to decode it.
Now this is what Michael Schiess, known for Lucky JuJu Pinball Arcade in Alameda, CA has done by modifying a 1976 "Surf Champ" Gottlieb pinball machine into a visibly transparent pinball machine.
This wonderful thing having crazy fans all over the world will expose its beauty in science center exhibit or in other museums around the world for sale.
It will not only help you to see the mechanical board and the scoring in the head with piece-to-piece specification, but also help in stimulating interest in science, electricity, physics and math with a blending of creativity.
Go through the gallery below to know about your dear pinball machinery.
Via: Boingboing
