Key Features:-

• Designed by Brian Eddy (Midway, 1994) – one of the most acclaimed pinball designers of the 1990s
• Based on the Alec Baldwin film – rich theming and cinematic feel
• Innovative magnetic ball locks and dual ramp shots
• Interactive upper “Battlefield” mini-playfield for fast, multi-level action
• Restored to Grade A1 condition by The pinball for sale expert team
• One-year parts and labour warranty (includes on-site support)
• Fully tested, cleaned, and play-ready
• Grade A1 restoration.

Dimensions:-

• Height: 193 cm
• Width: 71 cm
• Depth: 142 cm
• Weight: Approx. 120 kg

1994 Shadow Pinball Machine by Bally Midway.

Lovingly restored, this machine has been fully serviced inside and out, from the cabinet to the playfield, ensuring reliable performance and lasting enjoyment. Its complex playfield layout, magnetic ball locks and dynamic upper battlefield make it a masterpiece of 1990’s pinball engineering.

Each restoration is carried out in our Surrey workshops by skilled technicians with decades of experience. Every detail is inspected, cleaned and refurbished to Grade A1 standard, ensuring that your Shadow plays as beautifully as it looks.

Bally’s The Shadow pinball machine is made up of:

• From a richly illustrated theme by Doug Watson;
• A dot matrix screen showing six iconic scenes from the film;
• Sound clips from the character of The Shadow, dubbed for the occasion by Tim Kitzrow, and the voices of actors Tim Curry, Penelope Ann Miller and John Lone;
• From an electric marble launcher with a pistol-shaped handle;
• Two main flippers and two ejector holes;
• Multiple multiball modes for up to five simultaneous balls in play;
• Three additional marbles to be purchased per player;
• An additional playing surface on the upper part of the board which has its own flipper with an optical sensor and which allows you to face Shiwan Khan;
• From a vertical up-kicker that leads to the miniature board in the upper left;
• Groups of falling targets in the secondary board that must be knocked down with the drummer controlled by the buttons on the left and right of the box;
• Two ramps equipped with a controllable ball switching system in the shape of phurba knives, which reverses the trajectory to illuminate each ring of The Shadow;
• A ball locking mechanism by a magnet in the upper part which triggers a multi-ball mode.