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If you have this game for sale please contact me at PinRepair.com. Tommy Gun, Evans, 1/41 to 4/41, very unique looking, small sized arcade gun game. In January of 1941 we weren't yet at war, but everybody hated the Nazis, so how about a gun game to shoot at them? The result was the Evans Tommy Gun. The post-mounted torpedo shaped gun held the mechanism, while a rotating drum on top showed a war panorama where backlit Nazi planes would fly by. The mounted machine gun came in handy as the player ran up a big score as they gunned down the swastika adorned German planes with the Tommy Gun. As the trigger is pulled a relay pulses which turns lights on and off, giving a machine gun light effect. Also there is a coil "noise maker" to help with the sound effects. When a plane is hit, red lights go off showing the hit. The same plane can be hit several times. Game is timed using a mechanical bell-shaped timer device with a switch. The Evans Tommy Gun came in two flavors: the early version had a metal pole-style stand. The later version had a wooden box style stand. The wood box stand was incorporated apparently because the metal stand version was a bit top-heavy, and could tip over. If you have this game or any other pre-video arcade game for sale, please contact me at cfh at provide dot net.