Is the Jim Woodring pinball machine a reality, or a fever dream?
Please let the Frank pinball machine be real. (Click image for big.)
Previously:
- Cosmocopia - new book / jigsaw puzzle by Di Filippo and Woodring ...
- Jim Woodring's "Dirt in the Afternoon" drawing - Boing Boing
- New Jim Woodring art -- Divinorum, or Life After Man - Boing Boing
- Pressure Printing's new Jim Woodring art - Boing Boing
- New stuff from Jim Woodring - Boing Boing
- New Jim Woodring painting - Boing Boing
- MP3 interview with Jim Woodring - Boing Boing
- Jim Woodring show at Gage Academy of Art - Boing Boing
- New Jim Woodring figurine from StrangeCo - Boing Boing
- New Jim Woodring toys: "Imperial Newts" - Boing Boing
- Cool Jim Woodring animations - Boing Boing
- Jim Woodring handpressed prints - Boing Boing
- Jim Woodring interview - Boing Boing
- Jim Woodring profile on STRANGEco - Boing Boing
- Jim Woodring's Mr. Bumper toy sculpture - Boing Boing
- New Jim Woodring print: "The Confidence Bird" - Boing Boing
- The Comics Journal Audio Archives: Jim Woodring - Boing Boing
- Jim Woodring's pop-up Moleskine art - Boing Boing
- Jim Woodring original art for sale - Boing Boing
- New Jim Woodring toy: Mr Bumper - Boing Boing
- Pelagic sea slug looks like Jim Woodring creature - Boing Boing
- Jim Woodring Interview - Boing Boing
- New Jim Woodring art -- Divinorum, or Life After Man - Boing Boing
- Jim Woodring originals at Comic Art Collective - Boing Boing
- Woodring's amazing plastic pals - Boing Boing
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Frank by Jim Woodring is just about one of my favorite comics series of all time. So strange and truly gnarly.
If there was a pinball game I bet it would have some pretty convoluted detours for that steel ball.
Long live Frank by Jim Woodring!
Another masterpiece.
Somehow I doubt it'll come to fruition. First of all, as a regular reader of rec.games.pinball and VPforums, I've not seen any comment on this item. Second, the amount of labor & parts required to produce a modern pin is staggering; not likely to be produced by a 'hobbyist,' at least not in quantities of more than one.
if Dirty Donny can do one
why not Jim W.
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I'm with Cellocgw - as a one-off, or mod of an existing one, sure. As a new pinball machine you can go buy? No. Wish it were otherwise, to be honest - then I could go buy me a "
That being said - take that backglass, make a virtual pinball table for it, and put them together with a monster LCD panel, and voila. But even that's a heck of a lot of work.