Centaur

A photographed pinball playfield, lit by its own lamps, shot slightly from above and to the left so the wooden side rail and glass edge show along the top and left. The artwork is dark and high-contrast: a black and deep maroon field covered edge to edge with fine grey-white engraved line-art of figures, drapery, faces and architectural forms. Two bright red flippers with black rubber sleeves sit symmetrically at bottom centre, with a chrome drain-plug shroud between them and a plain metal apron below. Clear plastic ramp guards and chrome wireform ball guides run up both left and right inlanes into the upper playfield, where two large round red pop-bumper caps and several red-and-white posts cluster. A row of small pale rectangular inserts with dark numerals sits above centre, and round yellow and amber-lit inserts (one clearly reading 10) scatter across the mid and lower playfield. Black and red dominate, with white line work and yellow inserts.

A modern electro-mechanical pinball playfield photographed under glass in a light-coloured cabinet with a chrome ball-guide rail down the right side. The dominant colour scheme is black, hot pink/magenta, gold and white. Across the lower half a huge snarling white-furred ape or wolf-like monster head, mouth wide open showing teeth and a red tongue, stares out from beneath a large circular emblem of blue and gold rings. The two lower flippers are white with pink outlines, and a triangular black apron at the bottom carries a bold pink-and-white 'FANTASY' logo in a black box. A cream instruction card with dense Italian text is stuck to the left of the apron, and a 'bell games PINBALL DIVISION' logo with a bell icon sits on a pink triangle at bottom right beside a QR code. The upper third holds two large round pop bumper caps with concentric orange, pink and yellow rings, a cluster of red cylindrical bumper bodies, a curved metal ramp arcing over the top, and two slingshot kickers. Artwork throughout is heavily outlined comic-book airbrush: dragons, a red serpent, a teapot-like lamp, an eagle, sunbursts, arrows and orange score value roundels on black and gold panels.

A full-length, vertically framed shot of a solid-state electro-mechanical playfield behind glass, all artwork in black, antique gold/brass and silver with red plastics. The top third has a red-and-gold compass/starburst rosette over an arched, riveted tunnel; two bumpers with red domed caps sit in the upper centre glowing red, and gold wireform ball guides and rails curve down the left and right shoulders. Below them two arcs of round targets glow: a left arc of white-ringed circles reading 60, 30, 20, 10, 50 and a right arc of green-lit circles reading 70, 60, 50, 30, with small red 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 drop targets above. The centre is dominated by a large woman in a flapper-style headdress of gold feathers, dark lipstick and bare shoulders, flanked by two snarling gargoyle faces, with a cursive script logo below her. Underneath sits a palace doorway scene and a large red plastic triangle. The lower playfield has two red-and-white plastic flippers, two red slingshots, four red standup targets, a blue pop bumper in the centre lane, and a black plastic apron card carrying the title and instructions.

A full-view shot of a long, narrow playfield seen through glass, with the whole cabinet front, coin door and score displays visible. The art is a dense, dark, heavily cross-hatched pen-and-ink fantasy illustration in black, cream/ivory and blood red, printed on a pale beige/cream field. Dominating the centre is a monstrous bull head with a human face set into its forehead, a horned skull face, wide staring eyes and a roaring grimacing mouth, surrounded by writhing bodies, tentacles and serpentine forms. A large horizontal banner across the middle reads CENTAUR in fat block capitals with an inline red dot in the A, flanked by a fanged demon face on the left. A gold bull medallion sits on a post at bottom centre below a small skull emblem. Four round pop-bumper caps at the top glow red, with a fan of white metal rollover lanes behind them showing numerals 1, 3, 5 and 8, and an embossed curved chrome band across the very top. Red-and-white fluted drop targets and lane guides line both side rails; two red-tipped flippers and two wire ball guides form a wide V at the bottom. The apron carries a black panel with a rivet-bead border, a white script company name on the left, a winged emblem on the right, and two small instruction cards.

A wide rectangular backglass on a black ground, framed by a border of closely spaced white/silver bullet-head studs. Across the top, a red cursive script logo reading 'Bally' sits at the upper left, beside the huge block-capital title 'CENTAUR' in white letters with a red outline and a heavy black drop shadow, plus a small TM mark at the right end. Centre stage: a red circle (like a setting sun) behind two figures astride a motorcycle. On the left a grinning, fanged, muscular male rider with pointed ears and dark hair leans forward over the handlebars; on the right a young woman with pale skin and white hair wears a black bikini-style top, a studded leather wrist cuff, high-heeled boots, and a huge shaggy white fur pelt draped round her shoulders and arm. A colossal pale double-bladed battle axe with a spike and studded shaft lies diagonally behind them, blade at the far left. Below the bike sits a red-eyed human skull. Four rectangular lit score windows occupy the top-left, top-right, bottom-left and bottom-right, and two small windows sit at mid-right. The palette is black, cream/ivory, red and grey.

A glazed pinball backglass with a black background and a large gold-rimmed circular medallion in the centre, framed by thin white and gold pinstripe borders. Across the top, huge angular block letters read FANTASY in blue-to-white gradient faces with gold sunset-orange lower halves and a red outline. Inside the circle, a streaky horizontal sky of orange, red, blue and white clouds forms the backdrop. The main figure is a rearing brown bear with a snarling open-mouthed head, white fangs, glowing pale eyes and long claws, its body coiled so that its head and forelegs thrust down toward the bottom of the circle. Clinging to the bear's back is a nude blonde woman with pale skin, arched back and one arm flung out, while behind her rides a grinning warrior-masked figure in a horned helmet and brown fur, holding a round studded shield and gripping a spear. Four mechanical score reels sit in chrome bezels across the upper and lower quadrants, numbered 1, 2, 3 and 4 in blue-and-white outline. A red LED credit panel on the right reads 36 with CREDITS beneath. Four circular corner medallions contain snarling animal or demon heads on blue grounds. Lower right carries a small bell-shaped logo and artist signature.

Tall rectangular backglass dominated by a huge cream-and-gold title reading CENTAIR with a smaller double-sword-hilt letter I set below and to the right, giving CENTAIR II. The letters are blocky Roman capitals with bevelled gold shading, horizontal bar detailing and a thin red outline on a near-black background studded with rows of round gold rivet heads. At the top left a red cursive-and-caps maker script sits above the title. Centre stage, a grinning muscular barbarian warrior crouches straddling a huge double-headed battle axe, bare-chested, wearing a spiked helmet, arm bracers, a loincloth and greaves; beside him stands a pale-skinned woman with a white skull-like headdress, dark eye sockets, long dark hair and a shaggy white fur pelt draped over one shoulder, in a black corset and thigh-high boots. Behind them a large red disc, like a shield or sun, is centred on the wall. Bottom right a horned skull sits among bones. A red band along the bottom carries small lettering, including TILT and stacked GAME OVER panels.