You've NEVER Seen A Godzilla Pinball Machine Do This!

Cooltoy·video·7m 44s·analyzed·May 18, 2026

Analysis

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TL;DR

Cooltoy showcases extensive mods and upgrades to Godzilla (Pro) and Jurassic Park premium playfield.

Summary

A pinball enthusiast (Cooltoy) documents extensive modifications to a Godzilla (Pro) machine and a Jurassic Park premium playfield he recently acquired. The video showcases custom upgrades including titanium tubing, transparent bumpers, pin lights LED systems, speaker replacements, custom Godzilla figures, and numerous cosmetic and functional enhancements to both machines.

Key Claims

The speaker installed titanium glow-in-the-dark hoses on the Godzilla machine to match the atomic theme
high confidence · Cooltoy, video description of modifications performed
Pin lights LED systems are budget-friendly, thin, magnetically attached, and installed in all of the speaker's machines
high confidence · Cooltoy, direct statement about pin lights installation and personal preference
The original protective cover on the Godzilla was degraded and causing missing game issues; replacement resolved the problem
high confidence · Cooltoy, explanation of wear damage and repair outcome
Godzilla premium version has more ramps and features (building dive, panda for Mechagodzilla) but the Pro version's shot composition is equally enjoyable
medium confidence · Cooltoy, comparative commentary on Pro vs Premium versions
A custom Godzilla (Pro) figure shooter was created using an action figure from the speaker's personal collection
high confidence · Cooltoy, direct statement about custom shooter creation

Notable Quotes

“I chose red, because, first of all, it's what I had at hand. And secondly, I think it's a good match with the nice red EE effect of the spray that's already built into the graphics.”
Cooltoy@ 1:26 — Demonstrates pragmatic yet aesthetic approach to mod selection, balancing availability with theme coherence
“These are very easy to install and remove. They are simply attached with a magnet, but you know, illuminate the game field. They are very nice, thin, they are budget. I just adore them. They are in all my games.”
Cooltoy@ 2:04 — Strong endorsement of pin lights as a modular, affordable upgrade with broad applicability across personal collection
“Even a powerful godzilla couldn't save your backpack.”
Cooltoy@ 4:23 — Humorous aside referencing the shaker motor's power relative to pinball payouts; demonstrates casual, conversational tone
“I absolutely love this game just for the composition. So I really like this game.”
Cooltoy@ 4:05 — Direct affirmation of Godzilla Pro's shot layout and playability despite having fewer features than Premium version
“You just need to know to change a couple of connections. I installed a molex add-on for a double switch here, because the body obviously does not have a switch on the right side.”
Cooltoy@ 5:29 — Technical problem-solving for integrating a Jurassic Park premium playfield into a non-matching cabinet

Entities

CooltoypersonStern PinballcompanyGodzillagame Jurassic ParkgameBandaicompanyPin LightsproductLermodsproductFacebook Marketplaceplatform

Signals

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restoration_signal: Cooltoy performs comprehensive playfield preservation on both machines: replacing aged hoses, bumpers, protective covers, and addressing wear damage to maintain functionality
high · Replaced all hoses with titanium glow-in-the-dark, replaced worn bumper, replaced degraded protective cover to fix missing game issues, installed new glass channels
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technology_signal: Pin lights LED systems are being positioned as affordable, modular, magnetically-attached lighting upgrades that serve as a standard across enthusiast collections
high · Cooltoy installed pin lights on both machines, describes them as budget-friendly, thin, and states 'They are in all my games'
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design_philosophy: Cooltoy demonstrates intentional design choices in mod selection to maintain or enhance theme coherence (e.g., red bumpers to match existing red EE effects, titanium tubing for atomic Godzilla theme, silver paint for illuminated Godzilla figure)
high · Red bumper chosen to match red EE spray effect in graphics; titanium tubing selected to correspond with Godzilla's atomic theme; silver color chosen for Godzilla figure to match theme
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product_concern: Original Stern Godzilla protective cover showed significant wear and degradation over time, with cubed cutting patterns causing mechanical issues with missing games
high · Speaker noted original cover 'looked fine' initially but upon closer inspection the outer area was 'cut into cubes and quite well broken' causing missing game problems
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collector_signal: Cooltoy acquired a two-for-one deal on Facebook Marketplace (Godzilla Pro + Jurassic Park premium playfield) after missing an earlier opportunity to purchase the playfield alone

Transcript

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In today's video I thought I'd tell you a little bit about the unique pinball pick-up that I recently bought. About a year and a half ago I saw an announcement on Facebook Market Class about a guy who sold a fully-filled premium game field from the Jurassic Park. There was only a game field. No cabinets, nothing else, just a game field. And I thought, wow, that's a bit of a doubt. But he sold it for a price. And I wrote to him. I said, okay, I definitely want it. The guy said, cool, it's yours. You know, we'll meet at this address at this time. I replied, well, I'll be there in a couple of hours, but I'll definitely be there. It's been about 20-30 minutes and I'm about to, you know, get on the road and go to that place to pick him up and, wow, I get a message from Facebook Messenger. No, sorry, I sold him to someone else. And I thought, damn it, take it. You know, something slipped out of my fingers again. And recently on Facebook Market Plus I saw an announcement about the sale of a professional pinball machine Godil, and he also included a premium game field, Park of the Jurys period. It turned out that it was that guy, Hello Adam, who got the game field when the seller sold it to him, not me. And he, you know, replaced it with his pinball machine Godzilla. I thought, hey, I love both of these games, why not buy them? Two pinball machines for the price of one. So I thought I'd tell you about some updates, modifications that I made in both games. And the guys will share their thoughts. So when I brought it home, the first thing I did was, of course, clean everything. Replaced all the hoses, inserted titanium hoses that glow in the dark. I think this somehow corresponds to the theme of the, you know, atomic nature of Godzilla. Nice light. Bumper replaced the bottom. It was old, worn and needed replacement. And while I was doing this, I also replaced the bumper body with a transparent one. So I chose red, because, first of all, it's what I had at hand. And secondly, I think it's a good match with the nice red EE effect of the spray that's already built into the graphics. Installed a gray protection for the arrow Pairing of the Empire with the E-Effect of the flash, which is already built into the graphics. Installed the gray protection of the arrow's beam, so that it does not wear out anymore. E removed these projectors because they are no longer used as soon as I installed the pin lights These are the thin versions I installed a nice you know metal bracket then I installed glass channels So they are very easy to install and remove. They are simply attached with a magnet, but you know, illuminate the game field. They are very nice, thin, they are budget. I just adore them. They are in all my games. Eee, if we talk about all my games, I also put a side graphic here. This is the official graphic of Stern Zombie Yeti. Eee, all my games will always have a side graphic. I think it just finishes the look. I also replaced the protective cover here. Eee, the original one looked fine, but as soon as I started missing games, I looked at it more closely and this outer area of the land was, you know, cut, cut into cubes and quite well broken. So he got a little stuck and caused some problems with missing games. I replaced it with a new one. And now I have no problems with missing games. Of course, Godzilla is supplied with plastic. I didn't like the plastic. Eee, this game was added to the figure of Super Sim Mecha Godzilla, which is beautiful, but it is of a burgundy color, so I took the figure of Bandai there. Looks good. Eee, I also replaced the original, you know, Godzilla. We have a illuminated atomized Godzilla, but it is somehow blocked because we turned on the lights at full power. The top and bottom are covered with silver powder paint. Also, they changed the molding so that it would correspond to gray, but you saw a lot of, you know, green Godzills, and I think it looks great in this game. But I liked the Godzill Lezmek theme, I really wanted to put it, so I chose the silver color, but here. I also installed the rails in the shape of ice cubes. I still need to change these buttons. I don't like the blue color. I just haven't decided whether I want black or any other color. Let me know in the comments what color you would choose for the buttons there But you know from top to bottom legs side rails fixator I almost bought a new metal gun and then I thought you know it just a waste In fact it is not necessary So the game is going great You know, obviously, the premium version has more turns, cool, you know, the building that dives, you know, the panda for Mechagodzilla and all that, but as for the shots and composing, I mean that I absolutely love this game just for the composition. So I really like this game. Also, I installed 5-inch, you know, Kynwood speakers. Renovated the subwoofer under the game console, using Boom Boom Spinball Life. Shaker motor. Even a powerful godzill couldn't save your backpack.