This highly detailed model is the produced via extremely lengthy three-color 3D print, including a warm speckled stone color for the structure, transparent gray for the windows, and metallic steel color for the antenna tower.  It began as an excellent model created by Miroslav Faist, and has been heavily modified for ideal fit in the game.  Due to its height, the building requires extremely precise positioning to ensure clearance when rotating/lifting the playfield for servicing the game.  This positioning is established by its unique mounting bracket, whose oddly canted features also accomodate the not-perfectly-level plastics to which it mounts.  The mod design required dozens of iterations and modifications to achieve the perfect size, shape, and fit -- but it was worth the effort!

This mod is compatible with Stellar Pinball’s Biplane Attack mod!  See photo in this listing demonstrating the clearance between the wingtips and the building.

Installation is very easy and requires only a Phillips-head screwdriver (magnetic tip preferred).  DIY instruction video below.

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Installation is very easy and requires only a Phillips-head screwdriver (magnetic tip preferred).  DIY instruction video below (includes purple cover version and Empire State Building version in the same video).

Want an even fancier opto cover?  Check out this Empire State Building version instead!

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The temple is exquisitely detailed with stone textures and stair features.  After printing (in two colors, to accommodate a diffuser for the lighting), the temple is detailed by hand with aging effects and realistic shrubbery overgrowth.  Internal lighting gives the appearance of fires maintained inside the temple which flicker continuously during gameplay, driven by the game's general illumination.

Installation is very easy and requires only a 5/16" nut driver or ratcheting wrench.  Purchase includes the temple with pre-installed lighting, aging effects, greenery, and mounting magnets, plus a mounting plate / light shield, and matrix bulb with extension.  See "Installation Instuctions" for DIY video.

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IMPORTANT NOTE TO EXISTING CUSTOMERS: If you own a Premium but already purchased my other Kong start button (the gold meander pattern w/ rock letters) and you'd prefer to have this version instead, I have set up a special discount where you can purchase this new version for only $10!  Your coupon code will be your last name plus your order number (for example, DOHERTY90210).

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Purchase includes a pair of buttons (or a single button for exported games), colored bulbs where applicable (e.g., purple, red, or warm white for yellow or orange base buttons), and replacement e-clips.

Installation is easy!  See installation instructions below.

Many thanks to Basstone18 for this authorized use of his gong tower model!

**Buyer is responsible to confirm their coin door uses this Suzo-Happ button type (replacement for button only in 42-0517 assembly, no housing included), as some export/reimport games may have had coin doors changed/modified.**

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