Vintage Soviet Model of a MiG 21

Vintage Soviet Model of a MiG 21This stylised desktop model of the iconic MiG 21 Russian jet fighter is a stunning piece, beautifully finished in chrome and mounted on a solid wood base. At 33 cm long it's the perfect size for your desk or bar, and is so striking visually that it is less model aircraft and more Art Deco objet d'art. The Mikoyan Gurevich MIG 21 first flew in 1956 and later earned the nickname 'Balalaika' owing to its superficial resemblance to the popular Russian

with a capacity of 756 bottles of chilled Coca-Cola

The Seeburg 201 holds a total of 100 records (200 selections) with a display window on the front of the machine for title cards

The Twilight Zone Pinball Machine by Bally is celebrated for its complex playfield

Its six vivid bubble tubes are complemented by a mesmerising 'polarisation of light' effect on the peacock feather illustrations adorning the centre panel

It is reported that much of the aluminium used in these tables came from USAF aircraft that were dismantled and melted down after the war

and as it’s been hard won over the years it’s something we never take for granted

and the cards are outlined with a fine gold trim

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and undeniably modern look

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We also can provide alternative buttons

Like all our ’70’s pinballs