Zip-A-Doo
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Zip-A-Doo is a classic electro-mechanical pinball machine produced by Bally in 1970. It features vibrant artwork and engaging gameplay common to the era.
Electro-mechanical; 5 balls per play; includes targets, bumpers, and a mechanical bell sound.
Additional details
The game includes colorful backglass and cabinet art typical of Bally's design style.
- Theme: Generic/Novelty
- Sound: Mechanical chimes and bells.
- Production: 2
- Dimensions: 30 inches x 54 inches x 71 inches
- Year Released: 1970
- Weight: 250 lbs
Additional Info
Designed by Jim Patla, with artwork by Christian Marche.
Zip-A-Doo is known for its thematic artwork and was among the last of Bally's bright and colorful electro-mechanical machines before transitioning to solid-state technology.
This game is part of the transition era of pinball, with elements that bridge the gap between traditional EM and modern solid-state games.
Zip-A-Doo is known for its thematic artwork and was among the last of Bally's bright and colorful electro-mechanical machines before transitioning to solid-state technology.
This game is part of the transition era of pinball, with elements that bridge the gap between traditional EM and modern solid-state games.