If you guys are smart enuff.... you can just CNC a playfield and populate it and test the layout.
Oh, and by looking at the bottom of the playfield ( thanks, DB ) it is a 4 ball multiball game. If Stern
had released it, it would be the first 4 balls multiball game preceding F14 Tomcat by Williams.

Ding, ding, ding...
Of course, it goes the same way on lady stuff too.

True, true, but Stern?? they only had three balls multiball maximum back then.
The ball trough switch setup is what it reminded me of what Williams did.
It is cost cutting design. Bally made the five balls multiball system under the
playfield; a trough setup system that used more parts. Also with Bally, there
were no ball lock eject holes on the playfields. But Lazer Lord, like F-14 Tomcat,
has all mechanisms on the top playfield.

Do you mean lock/eject holes? The out hole is usually in reference to the hole that is at the bottom
of the playfield just beyond/past the flippers. I am glad you are saving this piece of pinball history.
Thanks for posting the updates.

They have done that already, and they do not match completely.

I have 15