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Anyone recognise this backglass?

By pinballslave

12 years ago


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    #3 12 years ago

    The film is pretty decent.

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    #5 12 years ago

    Heavy Metal / IPD No. 5175 / 4 Players
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    Manufacturer: Rowamet Indústria Eletrometalúrgica LTDA, of São Paulo, Brazil (1980-1983)
    Type: Solid State Electronic (SS)
    Serial Number Database: View at The Internet Pinball Serial Number Database (IPSND.net) (External site)
    Theme: Fantasy
    Notable Features: Flippers (2), Pop bumpers (3), 3-bank drop targets (2), 5-bank drop targets (1), Rollunder spinners (3), Kick-out hole (1).
    Notes: The backglass and playfield art are color variations of an original work created by artist Christos Achilléos for the 1981 movie "Heavy Metal". It shows the character Taarna flying on a giant bird. His original art appears on the movie poster and the September 1981 front cover of Heavy Metal magazine.

    The playfield layout is similar to Williams' 1980 'Blackout'.

    Images courtesy of Victor Trucco

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    That's a weird scoreboard.

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    #7 12 years ago

    Hmm.. Actually the scoreboard on the translite pictued in IPDB is different from Pinballslave's. So I wonder if the IPDB one is a prototype or something. It doesn't say that anywhere though. Hmmm.... Interesting... Maybe, since it was made from Brazil, Pinballslave's translite is from that company's English version of the game?

    #19 12 years ago

    That's pretty strange.

    #32 12 years ago

    That playfield looks like it might be fun.

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