Captain B. Zarre
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F*** it Dude, let's go bowling.
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The Big Lebowski Pinball prototype
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Kolchak357
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The white russian sitting there on the pin is too funny. Lots of neat little details in there.
The look kind of reminds me of Stern Elvis.
The look kind of reminds me of Stern Elvis.
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IGoFirstIndy
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woah! more info please. it better start a ball with "What condition my condition is in."
DrainoBraino
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This looks amazing in my opinion man.
Reminded me of Elvis too...in a good way. I like Elvis, but this would be awesome if done right.
Reminded me of Elvis too...in a good way. I like Elvis, but this would be awesome if done right.
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It's the bowling alley the Dude and his friends hung out at.
Any word yet on who designed this?
DanBradford
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Time to go and watch the film again i think. i remember various things that are possibly from other films instead. wasn't there a naked trampoline scene? and lots of harking on about the Vietnam war? something about needing to get a human toe? that bowling nerd dude in his tight outfit shining the ball like a sex thang? lotsa acid flashbacks and cartoon sections like in Natural Born Killers? some dude pissing on the rug? definitely a possibility i accidentally thought of things from KingPin or another Steve Buscemi film instead though. ....... which is never a bad thing either.
busy? that's just, like, your opinion man. i think the rug really ties the pin together.
Netherlands really punches above it's weight in the pinball scene: P-ROC, P3, Pinball Magazine, Pinside, etc.
busy? that's just, like, your opinion man. i think the rug really ties the pin together.
Netherlands really punches above it's weight in the pinball scene: P-ROC, P3, Pinball Magazine, Pinside, etc.
mpad
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Ah sure... thanks.
It's from a new company dutch pinball. There are some threads around here.
http://www.thebiglebowskipinball.com/
Hm... the new timeshock rt is also dutch.
Coincidence?
IGoFirstIndy
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This!
Slam23
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He guys,
Nice to see this gets some love, I happened to be there at the unveiling of the prototype last saturday in Utrecht, and let me assure you (a bit of Dutch pride notwithstanding
) that this thing is the real deal! Offcourse we will have to wait to see how it will play, but the artstyle and overall quality were really impressive. It looked like somebody unearthed an unknown Williams from the 90's but with modern technology like RGB Led's and a full HD LCD screen. I really like the hand drawn art, it reminded me a litte of tables like Diner (probably because of the same tiling pattern at the bottom). There are gonna be some really nice playfield toys like a carpet that can be rolled back by shooting at it, revealing a hole behind it. The upper playfield has a side panel in the building structure that will reveal a car (a 1973 Ford Grand Torino I believe) that can be bashed. There is also a bowling game under the playfield where you can drop a ball towards bowling pins. The full HD LCD features dot matrix graphics as a style choice, and that works very well with this particular table and theme I think, invoking that 90's feeling. As said before, let's wait to see how it plays but the first signs of a really promising table where in full effect and judging by the reaction of the pinball community as a whole, there is a positive vibe about this one. I do hope the Timeshock guys can deliver too, and then we Dutchies can boast that we have 2 fully fledged quality pinball companies!
Slam23
Nice to see this gets some love, I happened to be there at the unveiling of the prototype last saturday in Utrecht, and let me assure you (a bit of Dutch pride notwithstanding
) that this thing is the real deal! Offcourse we will have to wait to see how it will play, but the artstyle and overall quality were really impressive. It looked like somebody unearthed an unknown Williams from the 90's but with modern technology like RGB Led's and a full HD LCD screen. I really like the hand drawn art, it reminded me a litte of tables like Diner (probably because of the same tiling pattern at the bottom). There are gonna be some really nice playfield toys like a carpet that can be rolled back by shooting at it, revealing a hole behind it. The upper playfield has a side panel in the building structure that will reveal a car (a 1973 Ford Grand Torino I believe) that can be bashed. There is also a bowling game under the playfield where you can drop a ball towards bowling pins. The full HD LCD features dot matrix graphics as a style choice, and that works very well with this particular table and theme I think, invoking that 90's feeling. As said before, let's wait to see how it plays but the first signs of a really promising table where in full effect and judging by the reaction of the pinball community as a whole, there is a positive vibe about this one. I do hope the Timeshock guys can deliver too, and then we Dutchies can boast that we have 2 fully fledged quality pinball companies! Slam23
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I have been abiding this one since a long time ago!
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