Bally Solid State Pinball Coin Box Area Covers

These are coin box area covers that I designed for my Bally Flash Gordon restoration.  Sometimes the tops of the coin box framing area have holes in the wood or rough surfaces that are hard to sand so I designed these covers (and the tray) to add a nice cosmetic touch to the overall "black out" theme I was going for in this restoration.

The covers and tray are snug enough that no glue or tape are required for them to stay on during use, and they can be pulled off easily. Due to the length of rails and tray, and the limited size of my X1C print bed/plate, I had to break up the design into multiple pieces.

Included in this posting are all of the STLs needed to make a complete coin box area cover set, plus a Bambu 3MF file that has the complete set plus extra trays with the Flash Gordon logo embedded.

No supports needed.  I used PLA+ filament and default settings in Bambu Studio.

CAVEAT #1
While most Bally solid state pins from 1978 to the early 80's are more or less similar, it's unlikely that these will fit your pin exactly (even if it's a 1981 Bally Flash Gordon like mine).  Length, height, and depth of the cabinet's framing can and do vary from pin to pin.  You will likely have to modify my STLs to some degree in order to make them fit your pin.  I'd recommend printing out a test set, see how closely they fit to your coin box area and, if need be, make your size adjustment(s) to the STL(s) and try again.

CAVEAT #2
The snug fit allows for it to be installed without glue or tape making it easy to revert back to the original look without the covers.  However, if your cabinet interior is painted, the snug fit may cause some of the paint to flake off if it's not sealed or clearcoated.  Having touch up paint for your cabinet interior handy is recommended.