Sources
Contributors to this record: Flipcommons Catalog, Flipcommons AI Descriptions (MachineModel).
- theme
- GolfFlipcommons Catalog
- description
- Flipcommons AI Descriptions (MachineModel)*Golf* carried a [[theme:golf]] theme into [[manufacturer:dama]]'s 1970 catalogue, its backglass and playfield illustrated by the artist Cortez. Like the rest of the [[location:italy/mi/milan]] firm's output, it was an [[technology-generation:electromechanical]] pinball assembled as a *conversion kit* on top of an existing American machine rather than designed from scratch.[1] Dama's rebuilds drew on [[manufacturer:bally]] as freely as on [[manufacturer:gottlieb]] — the firm turned Bally's 1966 *[[model:bazaar-2]]* into its *[[model:frogmen]]*[2] and Bally's 1967 *[[model:rocket-iii]]* into *[[model:devils]]*.[3]
- credit
- Cortez — Art[4]Flipcommons Catalog
- model_relationship
- unknown donor (relationship_type: conversion_kit) (license_status: unknown)[4]Flipcommons Catalog
- game_format
- Pinball[4]Flipcommons Catalog
- technology_generation
- Electromechanical[4]Flipcommons Catalog
- year
- 1970[4]Flipcommons Catalog
- corporate_entity
- Dama S.R.L.[4]Flipcommons Catalog
- title
- Golf[4]Flipcommons Catalog
- name
- Golf[4]Flipcommons Catalog
- status
- activeFlipcommons Catalog
- slug
- golf-dama-srlFlipcommons Catalog
Citations
- TILT.IT — https://www.tilt.it/itmade.htm
DAMA (kit manufacturer) (Milano, Italy)
- Internet Pinball Database (IPDB) — Internet Pinball Database (IPDB) #4399
Conversion kit for Bally's 1966 'Bazaar'.
- Internet Pinball Database (IPDB) — Internet Pinball Database (IPDB) #4398
Conversion kit for Bally's 1967 'Rocket III'.
- TILT.IT — https://www.tilt.it/flipper_pinball/ipdb/dama
Golf (grafica di Cortez)