Wing Ding

Description

I've owned this machine for about 10 years and it's in great working condition. I had to do some minor repairs after I got it, but I've got a schematic, so it was pretty easy to fix.

Wing Ding is an add a ball machine, no free games. It's also a real player that's a very fast game. It's easy to lose your ball on this machine, the lanes on the sides are large and it's tough to get the ball out of the lower cabinet. It also takes a pretty high score to start getting extra balls, so it's tough.

In Wing Ding there is a device that shoots colored wooded balls along a curved track where they add up. If you get 9 of them you get another extra ball. They are awarded by hitting lit targets on the playfield.

Wing Ding was produced by Williams Electronic Mfg. Co. (1958-1967) in 1964.

Williams Electronic Mfg. Co. (1958-1967) released 119 machines in our database under this trade name, starting in 1958. Williams Electronic Mfg. Co. (1958-1967) was based in United States.

Other machines made by Williams Electronic Mfg. Co. (1958-1967) during the time period Wing Ding was produced include: 1963 Major League, Beat the Clock, Jumpin' Jack's, 1963 A.L. Twins, Big Deal 1963, 10th Inning, Heat Wave, Palooka, Oh Boy, and Mini Golf