Hotdoggin'

A photographed electro-mechanical style pinball playfield under glass, shot at a slight angle so the cabinet's metal lockdown bar crosses the bottom of frame. The artwork is a busy alpine/winter-sports scene in warm sunset colours: a cream and pale-blue sky behind orange, red and ochre striped hills, dark evergreen trees along the lower slopes, and ski runs. The upper third is packed with targets - a row of standing red plastic posts/pegs below a set of yellow-bordered rectangular score windows, two large white circular '1000' bumpers with blue starburst rays behind them, and at upper right a red-rising bumpers cluster. At upper left a yellow target bank marked with a stack of white star shapes and a '5X' badge. Down the centre runs a column of round illuminated letters spelling H-O-T-D-O-G-I-N vertically, flanked by pale circular letter inserts reading S-K-I and F-U-N. A curved multi-coloured splash graphic arcs across mid-field. Lower playfield has two white flipper bats, round multiplier inserts marked 2X, 3X and 5X, a yellow 'SHOOT AGAIN' arrow, and 'SPECIAL' and '30' inserts. Several instruction and rule cards are taped to the lower deck. Heavy reflections and coloured LED glare streak across the playfield.

A square painted backglass with a black wooden frame, dominated by a yellow-and-red rainbow-like arched sky filling the upper half. The main title 'HODOGGIN' curves across the top in big red block capitals outlined in white, with a cursive maker script logo in the top-left corner. Three male skiiers in orange-red bodysuits and purple boots are frozen mid-jump: one high centre with both arms thrown up holding ski poles, one at left tumbling head-down with a white helmet, and one lower centre crouching on bent knees with a white-and-red striped helmet. They skim over rolling grey-brown snow hills with yellow-green scrub bushes, backed by purple mountains and billowing grey cloud. Sweeping red, orange and yellow arches curve down both sides. Four blue-lit digital score windows sit two top and two bottom, numbered 1 to 4 in red at the corners, with red instruction text '1 TO 4 CAN PLAY' at lower left, a blue-lit 'GAME OVER' panel at lower right, and a small 'BALL IN PLAY' window at mid-right.