ABBA

A brightly lit pop/disco themed playfield dominated by a painted collage of five 1970s-era pop-singing figures in white and glittery stage costumes, one holding a microphone, rendered in warm orange and pink tones against a swirling blue and white marbled background. A dotted arc of ten numbered standup targets runs across the upper middle, labelled 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 20, 40, 80 and 160 in orange discs. Four large round illuminated letter targets spell A B B A just above the flippers. Above them sit three bumper caps and a cluster of red circular inserts reading BADA BADA and BANG BANG. The upper playfield is crowded with chrome wire ramps, a large silver metal ramp or scoop running down the right, a mirror-polished disco ball sphere at top right, a clear dome, and a multi-coloured faceted geodesic mirror ball at the very top. The side rails and plastics glow blue and cyan. Two large yellow rubber rectangles flank a small metal plaque reading ABBA with SHOW GAME beneath it at the bottom centre.

A painted backglass dominated by four enormous stone-like sculpted heads floating in the upper half against a deep indigo and violet background of thin radiating geometric lines and scattered stars. The heads are tinted cold blue with cyan highlights: an upper-left woman with long wavy hair and a braided circlet, an upper-right bearded man with a moustache and swept-up hair, a lower-left young man with short swept hair and eyes closed, and a lower-right woman with long hair and flowers woven into it. All four gaze outward with solemn, blank expressions. A bright magenta starburst flare glows at the exact centre between them, with a pointed star outline behind it. The left and right edges are lined with tall translucent pink jellyfish-like forms with dangling tendrils, standing on stalks above jagged dark rocks at the bottom. A wide rectangular inset panel across the lower centre shows a dense blue-lit crowd facing a stage, with concentric pink arc lines and radiating white beams above them. The only lettering is a small white wordmark at the bottom centre reading Pinball Brothers, flanking a rounded monogram emblem. There are no score windows, no reel or display digits, and no instruction text.

A painted insert dominated by a four-strong line-up of white-clad musicians posed against a deep blue and violet starry backdrop scattered with small white sparkle stars and two large purple and teal triangular peaks. From left: a bearded man with shoulder-length brown hair in a white suit holding a white electronic keyboard diagonally across his body and standing at a microphone on a stand; a blonde woman with a short bob, smiling, in a one-shouldered white and lilac diagonally striped dress, gripping the microphone in one hand with one knee raised; a brunette woman with long wavy hair, hand on hip, in a white and blue striped dress; and a clean-shaven man with a brown pageboy cut in a sleeveless white tunic playing a white electric guitar with a black fretboard. A large solid black rectangular panel sits across the centre-lower area, with a white circular monogram and the words Pinball Brothers on it, and the same logo repeated in a narrow strip along the bottom edge. Two circular perforated speaker grille areas, one over each bottom corner, are dotted with small holes and each has a small black round badge. The art style is glossy airbrushed realism, dominated by white figures against blue and purple, with teal and magenta light flares at the top corners.