Unique Cactus Canyon Modifications

I enjoy playing pinball, but enjoy doing little modifications almost as much. This video shows the modifications I've done to my Cactus Canyon machine. Nothing I added was purchased as an accessory specifically made for the game.

What you’ll see in the video:
A gold (solid pyrite) shooter knob. (Had to stick a red spring in there because of the weight and I had a hell of a time drilling a hole in that pyrite.)
Snakes on the flippers.
Several spot lights.
Train tracks and a trestle.
A little depot to cover the tacky original one on the left side of the tracks. (I bought a cheap model and ignored the assembly instructions.)
A train tunnel over the train where it starts. HO scale.
A canoe with Bart and Polly in it over the waterfall ramp that rocks when a ball goes by.
A spotlight with a color changing bulb comes on and flashes on the canoe when it moves
I made green cactus flasher covers to replace the red flasher domes.
I made a mine cart for on top of the mine using parts from the same model I used for the depot.
Added red lights to the ends of the guns on the apron that flash with the flashers for gun fights.
I printed out a western town and taped it to the back of the topper because the plexiglass was clear and it looked unfinished. (I’d love to have it, but couldn’t justify over a $1,000 for the official topper.)
Of course, there’s the obligatory custom logo. (Took a photo of myself holding my Pieta six shooter and cartoonized it.)