Led Zeppelin

Full-length view of a solid-state-era playfield in a bright blue cabinet, seen from above with the blue front apron and a single glowing green round start/credit button at the bottom edge. The artwork is a warm psychedelic collage: a big red-and-orange sunburst and swirling cloud bands fill the centre, over a cream-to-tan mottled background, with a dark brown-black shadowed area through the lower half. A red ribbed airship/blimp with a rounded nose hangs at upper left, and a row of five painted male band members' heads and shoulders (long hair, dark jackets, one in a wide-brimmed hat) runs along the very top behind the plastics. On both left and right lower playfields sit raised red pyramid/wedge plastics with gold trim, and chrome wireform ramps hug each sidewall, each wall covered in red-and-white playing-card suit symbols. The centre carries an ornate gold-flamed circular emblem with wing motifs and a round medallion logo, flanked by two pale blue-white flipper bats and two red-orange flippers. Two orange-tinted rectangular instruction cards with dense black print sit on the lower deck, one left and one right, with a yellow warning label between them and four small insert symbols (zigzag, triangle, knot, oval) above it.

Full-length pinball playfield photographed head-on with all inserts and much of the LED lighting energised, giving the whole surface a magenta, crimson and amber glow. The artwork is a psychedelic 1970s rock-concert collage in swirling marbled red, pink, black and cream, with a pale painted female figure lying horizontally behind the lower-centre plastics, her arm outstretched, framed inside an ornate gold-and-brown baroque picture frame that curls into arrow points. The slingshots and lower playfield are deep red with rainbow-sheen wireform ramps. A white-outlined serif logo reading LED ZEPPELIN sits above the mid-playfield. Down the centre is a stack of blue-lit arrow inserts and a row of four round blue inserts carrying symbols (a spinning-record swirl, a radiation-style trefoil, a Steadicam/gimbal-ring, and a tuning-fork-like mark), plus six green inserts labelled with stocky lettering. At the very top, below a row of chrome-ringed pop-bumper caps and a cluster of white translucent plastic ramps, a printed list of song titles is stacked in small white capitals. Bottom left carries a beige rules card; bottom right a red-and-white QR-code sticker beside a white post with a ball hole.

A modern solid-state pinball playfield seen from above under glass, dominated by a fiery red, orange and yellow lightning-bolt explosion radiating up the centre against black and gold. The title LED ZEPPELIN is printed in white outlined capital letters across the middle, split by a vertical white lightning streak. Above the title, three red-rimmed ovals stack vertically, each holding a black-and-white headshot portrait of a long-haired man in profile. Four gold-outlined circular medallions sit in a row below the title, each holding a different engraved guitar-rosette style icon, and beneath them four small blue rectangular inserts carry tiny white text. Lower down a painted blonde woman with long hair and a bare shoulder emerges from inside a gold laurel wreath, her arms raised to her head, flanked by two red triangular rocket-nose flippers and wire ramps. The left side has a long chrome wire ramp and a bank of white drop-target faces; the right side has a lit circular saucer under an arched wire and a vertical ladder of small round targets. The lower apron carries a red instruction card, a yellow card, a white hand-signed card printed LED ZEPPELIN, and a red decal reading IN(S)IDER with USE YOUR QR CODE! on a speech bubble. Blue, red and white LED light washes across the plastics and glass.

A painted backglass dominated by a huge white-and-gold Art Deco/circus-poster wordmark across the top, a hyphenated single word in tall condensed capitals with a black drop shadow. Beneath it a single nude muscular male figure with long dark brown hair and enormous white feathered wings, seen from behind, leaping upward with both arms raised and fingers splayed, right leg kicked back and toes pointed, floating in front of a huge glowing yellow-white sunburst. The wings sweep down and to both sides, the left wing crossing behind the figure and the right wing curling upward. The background is a blaze of saturated red and orange with yellow radial rays and horizontal yellow light streaks, fading to a pale golden-yellow band at the bottom with small red desert-hill silhouettes. A thin Art Deco double-line gold frame with Celtic-knot style corner ornaments runs round the left and right edges. Flanking the figure mid-height are two black rectangular plaques with white tall condensed lettering: one at the left reading an establishment date, one at the right reading a city name. A small red-and-white oval maker's badge with a chrome pinball ball sits at the lower right, and a copyright line is printed in small black type at the lower left. Black frame edges and chrome trim are visible at the extreme sides.

A landscape-format printed panel with a stark three-colour scheme of cream white, black and orange. Most of the upper and right-hand area is a high-contrast black-and-white halftone photograph, heavily grainy, showing the fretting hands and neck of an electric guitar sweeping in from the top right, with a dark guitar body silhouette filling the centre-left. The lower-left and lower-centre is a plain cream field carrying the title LED ZEPPELIN in very large, bold, condensed sans-serif capitals, coloured orange on the left half of the word (LED ZEP) and solid black on the right half (PELIN), set on one line across the lower third. Bottom-left is a small logo of a pinball sphere over the word Stern in red script with Pinball in smaller black script beneath. Bottom-right corner carries small white copyright text on black. No people, no score display and no instruction panels appear.

A busy pop-art collage backglass on a cream/off-white base, framed only by the black cabinet edge. Across the upper two-thirds sits an enormous word 'Leaper!' in fat rounded cream bubble letters with a heavy black outline, the letters overlapping and slanted, with a magenta and yellow star detail tucked behind the exclamation mark. The artwork is a dense patchwork of cut-out photographs and stencil shapes: three large stencil portraits of men with long dark hair and thick moustaches (one at top right, one at bottom left, one at lower right), plus a black-and-white photographic headshot of a smiling long-haired man set inside a white oval at centre right. Around them are butterflies, moths, playing-card suits and pips, dice, pineapples, a polka-dot fan, striped spirals, black star bursts, brightly coloured circles and rings in magenta, yellow, cyan, orange and lime, lightning-bolt shapes, a peacock feather, a rocket, an ice-cream cone, a bird, and multi-striped concentric arcs. A blocky white three-letter emblem with a black star and a purple star in a yellow circle sits low in the centre. The style is screen-printed street-art, high-contrast black stencils against saturated flat colour.