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Stern Pinball · 2017
Star Wars (LE)
Notable Features
Flippers (2), Pop bumpers (2), Slingshots (3), Standup targets (9), 5-bank drop targets (1), Horseshoe lane (1), Scoop (1), Diverter (1), Right outlane ball return gate. Miniature LCD screen on playfield. A slingshot is used to interact with the two pop bumpers. Chrome metal ramps and wire habitrails. A "jump ramp" raises from under the playfield to load balls into the Death Star for multiball, shooting them into a looping aerial habitrail. Nine Multiball Modes and one Wizard Mode. Action button on lockdown bar. Up to 6 balls in simultaneous play. Has speech. Color LCD backbox display. Stereo sound. Powder-coated gloss black hinges, lockdown bar, and laser-cut side armor. Powder-coated steel and plywood backbox. Powder-coated steel bottom arch. A translite is used instead of a backglass. Decal cabinet artwork. Factory-installed illumination: Backbox - White LEDs on main CPU board illuminate translite. Playfield - Reflector flash lamps. Zoned red, white, and blue general illumination LEDs under plastics. Green LEDs and RGB LEDs on/in Exploding Death Star. RGB LEDs everywhere else. Cabinet - RGB LED for button on front lockdown bar. Regular LEDs for Start button and coin door. Actual measured weight: 242 lbs (includes legs).
Historical Notes
Unusually, the translite carries the words "Limited Edition". The magnetic ball accelerator on the looping habitrail consists of four square magnetic coils that fire in sequence, controlled by optos and software, and the ball passes through their centers. Features the cast of the theatrical Star Wars movies known as Episodes IV, V, and VI. The cabinet decal artwork and some playfield plastics are exclusive to this Limited Edition model. The Limited Edition translite and cabinet artwork feature the major characters from the Rebellion forces with the notable exception of Luke Skywalker. A limited run of 800 units was produced. Each Limited Edition game came with a serialized number plate, a Certificate of Authenticity signed by Gary Stern, and an autographed collectible signed by designer Steve Ritchie. Each Limited Edition game also came with two extra translites, one from the Pro model and one from the Premium model. Steve Ritchie told us, "There were 23 different art panels to do across all three models, including 3 individual plastics sets, 12 cabinet side & back box art. Lucasfllm requested that each panel be unique." MSRP when new: $8,999
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