Orbitor 1

Photograph of a volcano-themed electro-mechanical playfield seen through the glass, angled so the whole board and part of the coin door are visible. The art is an airbrushed orange, rust and soot-black landscape of pitted lava rock: a cone erupting at centre-left with a mushroom-shaped plume and three or four straight orange lava streaks running down its flank, a green-and-yellow cratered globe or moon floating just left of the cone, and a ruined stone colonnade and wall tumbling across the middle ground. Scattered craters and round orange insert lamps dot the surface. Two chunky black wedge plastics with yellow lettering flank the lower left and lower right; the left one reads TILT PENALTY and FLASH BALL, the right TILT PENALTY and FLASH BALL. Two red flippers with bright yellow rubber faces sit at the bottom centre, with curved white-outlined captions EXTRA BALL and SHOOT AGAIN just above them. Black plastics across the upper playfield carry extra yellow text, and a black target on the right shows a white 5. A pale instruction card headed OPERATION lies at the right, and the cabinet front below shows two red-lit QUARTERS windows.

Illuminated rectangular backglass with a huge glowing sunburst filling the upper half: a white-hot core low centre with broad triangular rays of yellow, orange and amber radiating up and outward, over which sits the title ORBITOR I in enormous bevelled block capitals, orange-to-yellow gradient faces with darker orange shading and a bright yellow inner fill on each letter. Below the sunburst, the mid-band shows a mottled lime-green and yellow cratered planet at upper left, a small green sphere lower centre, and a pale green ribbon-like orbital trail sweeping in a long loop from the left edge across and down to the right. Pink/magenta neon-style captions float on the black starfield: SHOOT AGAIN, AT L (AT LEFT, partly cut off) on the left, and 100 GRAMS A SPECIE on the right. The lower third is a band of craggy rust-brown and orange mountains with glowing orange fissures, overlaid by five rectangular seven-segment score windows in white plastic bezels, some digits lit bright orange (26,880; 40; 034). Small red instruction text GAME OVER and BONUS REWARD sits between the centre windows. The whole piece is glossy black with strong reflections and the frame edge is visible.

Translucent backglass with a black outer border and a space scene. Across the top, the word ORBITER is lettered in huge block capitals with a red-to-orange gradient, the tops of the letters dark red and the lower halves glowing yellow, and the whole word sits on a fan of yellow-and-orange sunburst rays spreading upward from the centre. Below the sunburst, a green-and-yellow mottled planet (Earth-like, with yellow landmasses on dark green) sits left of centre, with a pale grey ringed moon lower right of it. A thin white orbital ellipse sweeps diagonally from the lower left up around the right side of the globe, and small white star points and a four-pointed star flare sparkle around it. In the lower third, dark red and black jagged mountain or asteroid silhouettes are backlit orange, with glowing lava-like cracks. Two dark rectangular windows are inset: an upper score panel carrying orange dot-matrix digits showing 0.0 on the left, and a lower display window lit with orange digits reading 163 1327. No human figures are depicted at all.