A picture doesn’t do justice because the amazing part is that it’s fully functioning including drop targets and keeping score. But here’s a quick image of it.

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#8 5 years ago

DOC

TractorDoc

DPS

Ashland, OH

7y 245K 2,923 33 106

I see they choose to play with the glass off. . .

Seriously though, very neat. Still have a bunch of my original Lego sets from the 80s.
Packed away in boxes, that is.

#9 5 years ago

LTS

lancestorm

Pinside member

Cincinnati, OH

12y 68,300 1,251 2

More information including a detailed Youtube video:
https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2018/05/a-functional-pinball-machine-made-entirely-from-lego/

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#10 5 years ago

TBA

tbanthony

Pinside member

16y 81,550 1,524 29

This showed up on Yahoo and Cnet today as well which caused me to search PinSide to avoid double posting.

https://www.cnet.com/news/this-lego-pinball-machine-built-from-15000-bricks-really-works/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+CNETAsiaLastest+%28CNET+Asia+Latest%29#ftag=CADf328eec

Kinda cool. A fair amount of work to make an 'ok' pinball machine but I really appreciate the creativity and effort to make it happen.

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