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Lord Of The Rings was another blast from the past which left us smiling ear to ear – an absolute brilliant machine. Stern’s Elvis LE pinball machine was a surprise blast which had us pressing the start button more than a few times. We had a blast playing some mid-1990s machines we hadn’t played in a long time, like Williams’ No Fear, Junk Yard and the original Monster Bash. The JJP and Stern machines were popular with all attendees! The Jersey Jack Pinball (JJP) machines proved popular all weekend long, with a long wait to play on Dialed In and Pirates of The Caribbean machines. ( Jurassic Park), Chicago Gaming Company ( Monster Bash Remake) and Spooky Pinball ( Alice Cooper’s Nightmare Castle). The ever smiling Martin Robbins (Melbourne Silverball), showrunning the tournaments at Flipout 2019įrom the pinball smorgasbord the most popular were the new offerings from American Pinball ( Oktoberfest), Jersey Jack Pinball ( Willy Wonka), Stern Pinball Inc. The awesome folks that brought Flipout 2019 alive : Scott Kellett (Zax Amusements) and Wayne Gillard (Mr. From our highlights package below, you’ll see that each era was represented, from gorgeous EM (Electro-Mechanical) machines, early and late Solid State machines to DMD and right up to the current LCD based pinball machines, the show catered for all pinball tastes. Pinball Australia team, Martin Robbins from Melbourne Silverball and Scott Kellett from Zax Amusements for supplying over 70 wonderful fun machines for us to enjoy all weekend long. Pinball Australia Flipout Show as it gives us a chance to play heaps of pinball machines we would otherwise never get a chance to play out in the wild.įlipout 2019 delivered the desired ‘pinball fix’ we were after, a state of pinball high which we are still riding – the buzz of playing so many pinball machines is still with us, days after the conclusion of the show! To say we had a (silver) ball at Flipout 2019, would be a gross understatement – we loved it!Ī lot of hard work goes into preparing and setting up a show of this magnitude, so kudos must be given to Wayne Gillard and his Mr.