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"Strange Science," a pinball machine released by Bally in 1986, blends the whimsical nature of 1980s campy science themes with innovative gameplay features. Designed by Dan Langlois with artwork by Greg Freres, the machine includes three flippers, three pop bumpers, and a unique 5-ball multiball mode triggered by the "atom smasher" mechanism. The game also features an anti-gravity up-loop and a particle-separator ramp, adding layers of complexity and excitement.
On the floor at 19 locations
Transistor, connector and pin table with wire color key
Includes the power module designation list
Full set of exploded-view assembly drawings
Top and bottom playfield assemblies only
January 1987 bulletin adding feature and scoring pages
Free replacement kit for multiball problems
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