The Last Supper
Bart Mansveld wrote an article about
this pin for The Dutch Pinball Association. He says it was
formerly a Williams "Cabaret"
Dutch artist Rudolph Holleman changed this pin accordingly. The
backglass is a modified litho, held between 2 glasses. The playfield
has been modified as well. Some new artwork and some copied images are
put on it. Also some areas are painted black with some sort of
glitters in it. All the plastics are clear. The game has 3 tape
recorders behind the coin door. The first tape plays restaurant
background noise, like people eating and drinking. This starts when
you start a game, and continuos for the rest of the game. The second
has a rooster crowing 3 times which is activated when the ball is
launched. The third plays thunder when the ball is shot in the middle
hole. The sides of the game are just bare wood with a large speaker in
each side to produce the sound.
You can see Rudolph Holleman's website for more info on "The Last Supper." |
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