# Dragonette / 4-Belles

The "Dragonette" and "4-Belles" pinball machines, both produced by D. Gottlieb & Co. in 1954, share identical playfield designs but feature distinct thematic artwork. "Dragonette," released in June 1954, satirizes the popular "Dragnet" television show. In contrast, "4-Belles," introduced in October 1954, showcases a nautical theme. Both machines were designed by Wayne Neyens, with artwork by Roy Parker, and include two flippers, five pop bumpers, and five trap holes.

## Manufacturer
[D. Gottlieb & Co.](/manufacturers/d-gottlieb--co)

## Production
1954

## Design team
- Design: [Wayne Neyens](/people/wayne-neyens)
- Art: [Roy Parker](/people/roy-parker)
- Mechanics: [Wayne Neyens](/people/wayne-neyens)
- Animation: [Wayne Neyens](/people/wayne-neyens)
- Concept: [Wayne Neyens](/people/wayne-neyens)

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- [Bronco / Mustang](/games/pinball/bronco-mustang)
- [Foto Finish](/games/pinball/foto-finish)
- [Rock](/games/pinball/rock)
- [Touchdown](/games/pinball/touchdown)
- [Centigrade 37](/games/pinball/centigrade-37)
- [Totem](/games/pinball/totem)
- [Torch](/games/pinball/torch)
- [Genie](/games/pinball/genie)

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