Rock

A rock-concert themed playfield shot from above under glass. Dominant colours are red, yellow/gold, blue and silver-grey. A large curved white-and-red guitar pick-shaped arch frames the upper playfield, decorated with yellow lightning bolts outlined in blue. Three male musician figures are painted on the wood: at centre-left a spiky blond-haired man in a red open shirt screaming with mouth wide open while playing a red electric guitar; at centre-right a blond-haired man in a black shirt with white trim playing a yellow guitar; and at upper right a long-haired blond man in a blue shirt with arms raised toward a microphone. A fourth figure at mid-left is a seated drummer in a red-and-white striped top with cymbals and a white drum head. The centre of the playfield is a fan of vertical yellow and red stripes behind three round yellow-bordered targets carrying orange multiplier discs marked 3X, 4X and 5X, with a blue-red round target behind them and a blue disc reading ROCK SIGN below. Across the middle sit two curved rows of round yellow-rimmed inserts showing letters and star/arrow symbols, some lit green. Blue-outlined ovals on both side rails read EXTRA BALL and other bonuses. The lower apron is plain silver-grey metal printed with a large blue script logo, a HOW TO PLAY ROCK card, replay values, and a 1978 date.

A tall, densely painted electro-mechanical-style playfield under glass, shot at a slight angle so the lower cabinet and coin door are visible. The lower half is dominated by a huge Native American chief figure: bare chest in a tan/yellow shirt, dark sunglasses, mouth open showing teeth, one hand raised palm-out, and a vast orange-red feathered war bonnet fanning across the centre. Below him a fan of five tall pale-green and pink teardrop arrow inserts rises from a blue scalloped medallion, flanked by two orange flippers with white rubber. Behind everything: hot pink, yellow, lime green, orange and teal geometric panels, radiating sunburst stripes, curved rainbow arches, three pink five-pointed stars across the very top, a row of green cone shapes over a masked teal face with red eyes, three yellow dice-like circles, orange bumpers, chrome rails and wire ramps. Colourful random reflections from the glass cross the artwork.

Illustrated painted backglass with a single huge word ROCK arced across the whole top in chunky block capitals, letters filled with a red-to-orange sunset gradient, outlined in gold with a white inner border and a thin dark outer keyline. Below the title, five figures stand full-length in a loose row on a flat beach-like foreground: a woman with a tall teased blue-blonde beehive wig at the exact centre, turned in profile, wearing a sheer yellow blouse, a short black miniskirt and pale blue platform heels, her arms flung out; flanked by four men in 1980s rock-band leather and leopard print. Background is a deep starry blue night sky fading to teal near the horizon, with tiny scattered town lights and a small red glowing building at the right edge, and a large yellow diamond-shaped emblem behind the woman at the waist. A wooden cabinet frame borders all four sides, and a thin copyright line runs along the very bottom edge.

A painted, airbrushed backglass with a black background, dominated by the large two-line title 'Punky Willy' in big cream-and-orange bubble letters with a red outline and black drop shadow, set high and centre. Four rock musicians perform across a yellow-and-green hexagonal-tiled stage. At top left a wild-haired man in a white frilled shirt with orange epaulettes plays a red, white and blue drum kit, drumsticks raised, teeth bared. At centre a blond man in a sleeveless white top, yellow sash and gold jewellery holds a cherry-red electric guitar angled down to the left, one hand on the neck. At lower left a black-haired man in blue jeans, brown boots and a gold epauletted jacket bends over a golden saxophone. At right a woman with enormous spiked orange, yellow and pink hair, blue eye-shadow, an open mouth, a blue fringed cropped top, orange tights and fringed boots plays a blue-and-white star-shaped flying guitar. Behind her pink and green fan shapes and white starbursts radiate. A green crocodile or alligator head with a yellow eye and bared white teeth lurks at bottom centre among the tiles, with swirling dark-green vines along the bottom edge. Top left is a white digit score panel in a red border; bottom right a red-on-white score reel grid numbered 1, 2, 3, 4 down the right side, flanked by three small windows.

A photographed rock-concert backglass set in a black frame, hung against a red brick wall. The painted scene shows a five-piece band on a stage: at the far left a dark-haired man in an open white shirt and red trousers plays a white keytar on a shoulder strap; beside him a blonde woman in a white top crouches low, legs splayed, playing a guitar; in the centre rear a drummer sits behind a red drum kit; centre front a tall woman with dark curly hair, glittery gold-orange top, black shorts and knee-high black heeled boots stands legs wide apart singing; at the right a blonde woman in a pink top plays a white electric guitar. A crowd of dark head-and-shoulders silhouettes with raised arms fills the bottom edge. The backdrop is a pale blue-grey brick wall washed in red and blue stage light, with speaker stacks and a row of bright rectangular stage lamps. The word ROCK is lettered in huge slanted red brush-script with a cream outline and shadow at the top left, over a pale pink horizontal strip of spaced black capitals reading partly E N E M O R E. Across the middle-lower stage is an italic outlined script word Premiere. A separate lower panel in blue and chrome shows two round speaker grilles, BALL IN PLAY and MATCH boxes, CREDITS and Premier.