Indy Jones Pinball Machine "Original Painting" for sale

[Dangerous Dann]

I'm sure many of you know about of one of the coolest Harrison Ford/Indiana
Jones collectables going... the 1993 Williams Pinball Machine...

"Indiana Jones... The Pinball Adventure"

As if having this great machine in your collection wasn't enough, the artist
who created the game is offering the Original painting of the backglass for
sale to the discriminating Collector.

For details and a high-res image of this Painting (including other great
Pinball machine Original art items for sale including "Terminator 2") visit
the Watson Gallery website at...

http://www.wwpf.com/watson/indy1.html

"Indiana Jones... The Pinball Adventure" is a full size "Wide Body"
Coin-Op pinball game featuring interactive episodes from the first three
movies and sports the voices of Harrison Ford, Sean Connery, Kate
Capshaw, Karen Allen, "Half Pint" and the others...
These games are also available for sale through the Watson Gallery including
an extremely rare early "Prototype" version.

[LZeitgeist]

dan...@primenet.com (Dangerous Dann) wrote on Tue, Jul 14, 1998 13:36 EDT:

> "Indiana Jones... The Pinball Adventure" is a full size "Wide Body"
>Coin-Op pinball game featuring interactive episodes from the first three
>movies and sports the voices of Harrison Ford, Sean Connery, Kate
>Capshaw, Karen Allen, "Half Pint" and the others...

"Half-Pint"? "Half-Pint"?????? I sure don't remember seeing Laura Ingalls
Wilder in the Indiana Jones Trilogy...

(Do you think he meant "Short Round"...?)

(Don't you love "collectors" who claim to be experts on what they're trying to
pawn off on you, when in reality, they don't know what the Hell they're talking
about...?)

LZeit...@aol.com -- Patrick W. Heinske
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[Hockeymere]

> and sports the voices of Harrison Ford, Sean Connery, Kate
>>Capshaw, Karen Allen, "Half Pint" and the others...
>
>"Half-Pint"? "Half-Pint"?????? I sure don't remember seeing Laura Ingalls
>Wilder in the Indiana Jones Trilogy...
>
>(Do you think he meant "Short Round"...?)
>
>(Don't you love "collectors" who claim to be experts on what they're trying
>to
>pawn off on you, when in reality, they don't know what the Hell they're
>talking
>about...?)
>
>
> LZeit...@aol.com

Well, the "collector" *is* wandering into dangerous territory when he enters
afhf. After all, we probably know more about HF than his mother does <g>

Deb
;)

[nbabc]

Thanks for the original post. I know I enjoyed knowing about this and
it makes me REALLY want a pinball machine NOW! Thanks for the tip,
whoever you are. :)

Omi

[Baby DIP]

There's a bowling alley/restaurant across from where my office is. There's
also a little arcade area where I happened to stumble upon the Indy pinball
game. Let's just say, I fed that darn thing MANY, many quarters so I can hear
"his" voice.

Ah, to own it... :o)

[SDavis4629]

>
> After all, we probably know more about HF than his mother does <g>
>
>Deb
>;)

Ahem.....I am not touching this sentence with a ten foot pole...anyone else
wanna try ROFL.

Sherrie :-)

"I couldn't stand by and watch them shoot those people. It was rage, pure
rage." Jack Ryan (Patriot Games)

[as...@concentric.net]

I've also seen one of these. At the Ann Arbor Ice Cube, a huge ice rink
complex in Ann Arbor, Mich., there are some video games down by the locker
rooms and rink entrances, and the Indiana Jones is one of them! The Cube is
one of the main places where I go to skate, and I have spent many days
sitting down there, staring at it while putting on my skates. Sometimes
when someone plays on it you can hear the Raiders march, but I have never
heard the voices. I haven't played it yet because I have no idea how to use
those machines, and I am notoriously terrible at video games.

And when I go up the stairs to the main level to go home, I can see the side
of the machine, and a smiley-faced picture of Harry is there (it's the face
part of the Raiders poster), and it looks like he is looking right at me,
smiling at me and wishing me good-bye! (I wish!!!)

Oh-- before I go I have to mention something that is completely off-topic.
I had ordered a "Read" poster from the American Library Association with
Harry on it and it just came today. I had a feeling it would come early,
and I'm glad it did, because I've been spending all week in SGML training
classes and I needed a nice diversion! And all I can say about the poster
is, pardon my yelling, YEOW! He is sitting outside on a rock or something
in the desert, he has on jeans and a jean-shirt, and has his legs up with a
book in one hand. His hair is kind of like how it was in "The Mosquito
Coast," kind of longish and combed back. He looks gorgeous. If anyone else
is interested in ordering one (I think this was a topic a while ago, but I
can't remember. There's so much email and stuff to keep track of that I get
lost) you can check out the ALA's web site at www.ala.org for ordering info,
or call their ordering line at 1-800-545-2433. The poster costs $10.00 plus
$5 for shipping. You can also request a free catalog if you are interested
in ordering other posters or library-oriented things; the web site has a
list of other celebs who have posters.

Astrid
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[SOLOdlp]

>> After all, we probably know more about HF than his mother does <g>
>>
>>Deb
>>;)
>
>Ahem.....I am not touching this sentence with a ten foot pole...anyone else
wanna try ROFL.

Actually, I *can* think of one thing his mother has seen that I doubt any of us
have...though I'm certain I'd prefer it now than 55 years ago.
SOLOd
(who just can't keep her mouth shut)

[Dudding]

Where are Harrison's parents? When did they die?

-Emily

>Well, the "collector" *is* wandering into dangerous territory when he
enters

>afhf. After all, we probably know more about HF than his mother does <g>
>
>Deb
>;)

[Hockeymere]

>Where are Harrison's parents? When did they die?

They are still very much alive (kenna horrah) and living in Laguna, CA.

Deb

[Dudding]

oops, guess i made a fool out of myself. I've just never heard him mention
them, but then, he never mentions his family much at all.

-Emily

Hockeymere wrote in message
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[Kate Musica]

as...@concentric.net wrote:
>
> I've also seen one of these.

<BIG snip>

> I haven't played it yet because I have no idea how to use
> those machines, and I am notoriously terrible at video games.

<BIG snip>

I've also seen one at BWI (Baltimore/Washington International Airport)
but I also do not know how to play pinball and have not tried this one,
but whenever we go to that airport, I walk by it grinning. =)
--
Kate Musica
http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Set/2684/index.html

*"I'm the best pilot you're ever gonna to meet!" -Quinn Harris "Huh?!
I've flown with you twice; you've crashed half the time!" -Robin Monroe

[Kate Musica]

SOLOdlp wrote:
>
> >> After all, we probably know more about HF than his mother does <g>
> >>
> >>Deb
> >>;)
> >

> >Ahem.....I am not touching this sentence with a ten foot pole...anyone else
> wanna try ROFL.
>
> Actually, I *can* think of one thing his mother has seen that I doubt any of us
> have...though I'm certain I'd prefer it now than 55 years ago.
> SOLOd
> (who just can't keep her mouth shut)

ROFLOL! I think we all would prefer it now! I work at a day camp and I
am a counselor for 5 year-olds, and after swimming at the pool, they
have to all change in the classroom instead of in the bathrooms. Boy,
do I ever have to cover my eyes! =)

[SaraBrnEys]

There is one in the dormitory at my daughter's college....perfect condition
and another in the Student Union Building.

Sara
SaraBrnEys