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My worklog for a real life version of 3D Pinball Space Cadet. The pinball-game included in Windows And here is two photos from today showing the progress so far. I have mounted flippers, slingshots, pop-bumpers, trough, flipper bu*tons and a plunger so far. Right now I’m waiting for the right transistors so that I’m able to test some shots before I mount the rest that’s And finally; here’s a video (without audio for some reason) showing the flippers and the slingshots. Some hours after I shot the video one of the transistors broke down, so right now I’m waiting for new ones that should work much better. I expect them some time early next week! I’ve been working on this project for about 5 months now, and now I think this project is far too large to go totally undocu*ented, so Easier said than done; I’m making a real life version of 3D Space Cadet, the pinball game developed by Maxis and Cinematronics which was bundled with Windows for some versions. I still haven’t found anyone else making this game in real life yet, so please tell me if something I’ll try to docu*ent some of the progress I have already done in this post. As the title says, it’s better to post this a little 3D Space cadet itself is embedded into my childhood, It’s one of the games I played a lot when I was still learning a lot about computers. I always thought that it would be awesome to have a real playable version of it, but it never really struck my mind that I could build Over the years I’ve tried a few pinball-machines and I remember every time I saw one. And every once in a while I would search Google to find if anyone has made a real one yet. The picture on the right is the nearest I have found to the real thing. After seeing that Ben Heck and Jeri Ellsworth had made their own pinball-machines it struck me that if someone else can make a I started the project by making a 3D-model in Google SketchUp. Ironically the only material from 3D space cadet is the 2D-board from