Fallout

A brightly coloured, heavily airbrushed retro-futurist pinball playfield with a 1950s American desert-town look. The right half is dominated by a painted portrait group of three people: an older man in a tan cowboy hat and grey shirt looking left, a dark-haired woman with arched brows beside him, and behind them a grinning cartoon boy in a royal-blue jacket with yellow trim giving a big thumbs-up. A round red script badge reading Nuka Cola sits above them, and vertical yellow-and-black lettering reads TOP GEAR on a wooden board further right, with STASH and Tutorial in script below it. To their left is a four-lamp row of round blue badges over the words QUEST BANK, and a vertical bank of coloured light bars under a FUSION CORE heading. The left half shows a sculpted grey industrial robot head with a red diamond on its chest, a blue glowing flame-shaped insert, a blue streamlined hot rod car with a white roof and row of exhaust stacks, and a large brass caged sphere with radiating fan blades, all threaded by looping yellow wireform rails. Lower left carries an angled white label reading CAFE STASH and a blue cog-shaped crest badge. Backgrounds are rocky canyon mesas and weathered plank decking.

A tall, dark, industrial-fantasy pinball playfield shot straight down, framed by black side rails. The palette is dominated by steel blue and teal, hot orange and amber light, blackened metal greys, and small acid-green accents. Upper left sits a bulky grey machine housing with a small monitor showing a glowing green standing figure over the numerals 500. Beside it three nested bright-yellow wire rails arc down like ribs. The upper right quadrant is a jumble of diagonal ramps and a tilted building facade with warm cream-lit windows, plus a row of small yellow bulb inserts. Mid-playfield is a large blue-grey oval medallion showing a battered metallic helmeted head with a grilled jaw, backed by a huge pale blue and white X of crossed arrow shapes. Flanking it are vertical ranks of round yellow-rimmed insert lamps with tiny captions, and a central stack of teal-blue round inserts. Lower right is a painted character scene: a dark-haired man in a blue shirt and a dark-haired woman beside him, with additional figures behind, plus a bright blue cartoonish creature. Lower left holds a large yellow-gold disc mechanism. Two small instruction cards with dense unreadable print sit at the very bottom between illustrated panels.

A tall, portrait-format 1970s-styled electro-mechanical pinball playfield, deep black cabinet with chrome lockdown bar, photographed head-on. The art is a pulp-fiction 'atomic robot' scene: three grey-and-silver riveted robots with red triangular chest emblems stand knee-deep in white foam and spray, a large one centre and two flanking, against a smoky orange-brown sky of city rooftops and water towers. Two very large flat white arrow shapes (down-pointing) loom behind them. Up top, a curved three-segment ramp and a silver 'telephone-box' style lift tower occupy the left and centre, with a sloped wireform ramp to the right past a small red car. The right side carries a bank of four white arrow-shaped targets numbered LEVEL 1, 2, 3 and 4. Lower left is a big yellow-rimmed circular saucer. Lower centre-left shows four human figures drawn in comic-book style — a woman in a blue patterned blouse with a headband, a stern man in a dark suit, an older man in a wide-brimmed tan hat, and a blond boy in a bright blue sweater pointing. Dominant colours are black, yellow, blue and orange. Yellow wireform rails run down both sides.

A printed backglass in a flat retro cartoon style, dominated by a huge circular steel vault door with a segmented wheel and a central handwheel. Three identical smiling blonde male figures in blue and yellow vault suits appear: a large waist-up version on the right giving a big thumbs-up toward the viewer, and two smaller half-length versions at the left, one of whom raises a martini glass. Through the vault door opening sits a grey city skyline with a yellow mushroom-cloud explosion rising above it. At lower left a table holds stacks of gold and silver coins, one black six-sided die and one white die whose visible face carries the smiling cartoon face. Lettering: a large yellow gradient word Fallout on a dark grey rounded plaque at top left, VAULT-TEC in white stencil capitals on a grey band across the top, Limited Edition in white cursive script at top right, and two small white ribbon banners reading VAULT - FOREVER! and SURFACE - NEVER!. Colours: yellow, blue, grey and black. The whole thing is bordered by a yellow frame with a thin black outline, with blue and yellow radiating stripe fills behind the figures.

A painted backglass with a post-apocalyptic desert palette of dusty green-teal sky, ochre sand and rust brown. Across the top hangs a weathered timber sign edged with round marquee bulbs, lettered NEW VEGAS in tall condensed block capitals with a reversed/mirrored second layer of red-orange letters behind it. Four figures stand shoulder to shoulder in the centre: at left a brown-skinned male cowboy in a floppy brown felt hat and long brown duster coat, seen in three-quarter profile facing left; dead centre a fair-skinned woman with long dark brown hair, wearing a bright blue ribbed jumpsuit with a maroon leather shoulder cape, brown gloves and a wide tan utility belt, one hand on her hip, staring forward; to her right a dark-skinned man encased in bulky riveted grey steel power armour with round shoulder joints and a red insignia on the chest plate; far right a boxy grey-and-cream robot with a domed head, square chest screen showing a small figure, one arm raised. Behind the cowboy looms a snarling reptilian monster with dark scaled hide, orange eye and open toothed jaws. At upper left floats a bleached T-Rex skull with huge teeth and eye sockets. Lower left a vertical pale sign reads MOTEL downwards; at right a tall lattice tower with a saucer-like top rises against the sky. The word Fallout sits bottom left in huge slanted gold-yellow block letters with a lightning-bolt descender. Background is rendered in a semi-realistic airbrushed comic style.

Photorealistic painted backglass, landscape, in a dusty post-apocalyptic wasteland palette of tan, ochre, rust-brown and grey. A collage of figures fills the frame edge to edge. Centre: a young woman with dark hair swept across her face, wearing a bright blue ribbed jacket, aiming a large chrome-and-wood revolver directly out of the picture at the viewer. Left: a weathered, sun-creased cowboy in a broad brown hat and dark duster, brass cartridge bandolier across his chest, arm extended firing a revolver to the upper left; below him a German shepherd dog snarling with a bloodied paw held up. Right: a young Black man in a maroon jacket with a fur collar and a circular shoulder patch, glancing back over his shoulder, holding a bulky sci-fi pistol downward. Upper centre background: a woman in a blue jumpsuit and respirator seen from behind, walking away past ruined timber structures and a windmill. Upper right: a towering grey-blue riveted robot with a cannon arm above a wrecked bus; far right a boy in a cream shirt stands beside a rounded metal caravan door. Left background: a grey retro television set showing a monochrome screaming face. Across the lower right, the word Fallout in huge slanted yellow italic letters. Bottom right corner carries a red-and-black pinball maker's badge with a silver pinball; bottom left a small white copyright line.

A rectangular backglass with a mottled grey stone or concrete texture filling the art panel, framed by a wide yellow border with a rivet-dotted metal strip running along the top and bottom edges. The top-left carries a large title logo: Fallout in tall italic yellow block letters with a white outline and drop shadow, set on a black rounded plaque; the two Ls are joined and the O is replaced by a jagged lightning-bolt style slash. To its right a blue-grey metal band reads VAULT-TEC in white stencil capitals, and above that, in white cursive script, Limited Edition. Three cartoon figures in blue and yellow vault suits dominate the centre: a large grinning blond man on the right giving an enormous thumbs-up toward the viewer, and, at the left, two smaller matching figures leaning over a counter — one smiling and waving, one holding a martini glass. Behind them a huge open circular vault door with brass-coloured rim, rivets and locking bars frames a nuclear mushroom cloud rising over a ruined city skyline. Two white ribbon banners read VAULT - FOREVER! and SURFACE - NEVER!. At the lower left, three white dice with black pips tumble beside a small round bomb and a pipped ball; below them a serial number 213-25-VAULT sits under a small line of fine print. A yellow VAULT-TEC SECURITY badge with a keyhole motif sits at the lower right. The art is flat, heavy-outlined cel-style cartoon in yellow, blue, cream and grey.

Painted backglass bordered by a dark frame with an empty translucent window area. A huge bowed wooden signboard hangs across the top centre, studded with round bulb lights, carrying big cream-and-rust serif capitals reading NEVEGAD over weathered orange-brown timber planks. Four figures stand shoulder to shoulder in a hazy, dusty green-grey wasteland. Centre: a young brown-skinned woman in a blue quilted jacket with quilted brown shoulder pads, a yellow scarf and a wide tan belt, one hand on her hip, hair in a dark ponytail. Left of her: an older pale man in a battered brown wide-brimmed hat and long weathered brown coat, face scarred and mottled, looking sideways. Right: a young man in bulky white-and-grey power armour with oversized rounded pauldrons, chest gear, thigh plates and three red slash marks on the breastplate. Far left, in front of a vertical sign spelling MOTEL, looms a grotesque featherless raptor-creature with a grey crocodile-like head, huge yellow eye, gaping pink toothed mouth and a shaggy ruff of brown feathers, plus a smaller pale dinosaur skull head above it. Background shows a leaning grey tower with a lit crown on the right and drifting dust. Across the lower left, the word Fallout in huge italic gold letters with a lightning-bolt cut through the middle. Red-and-white Stern logo bottom right.

A wide painted backglass with no scoring area visible, dominated by four large figures against a dusty post-apocalyptic desert. Centre: a young brunette woman with a heavy fringe, pale freckled skin and a hard stare, wearing a blue vault suit and a brown leather shoulder harness, holding a long scoped rifle diagonally up across her chest with the barrel pointing at the viewer. Left: an elderly, sun-blackened cowboy in a wide-brimmed hat and tattered brown coat, mouth open, thrusting a large revolver forward with his gloved arm. Right: a Black man in a maroon quilted jacket with a fur collar and a circular sleeve patch, looking back over his shoulder while gripping a chunky pistol. Lower left: a snarling black-and-tan shepherd-type dog with a bloody paw. Background details include a leaning gravestone, a wooden rail fence, a windmill pump, distant ramshackle boardwalk buildings, a fourth figure in a blue suit walking away, a rusted car, a hooded skeleton, an open vault door with a man at right, and a blue vault door behind the cowboy. The word Fallout appears in huge slanted yellow italic letters across the lower right, with a red script logo on a pinball outline in the bottom right corner. Palette is desert tan, ochre and dusty grey with strong maroon and blue accents.