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Includes reproductions of the English and Spanish language factory cards and promo card as found in the flyers. Also includes coinage card, US currency only. Type, layout, assembly, vectorization, and colorization to simulate print out on Solar Yellow stock in Adobe Illustrator. Fonts include Palooka by Blambot Fonts and Nate Piekos. Typeface logo extracted from the flyer. It is included as an unscaled wheel image. Logo from sternpinball.com traced to vector and used in the promo card. It is included as an ultra hi-rez wheel image Main reference images thanks to Inkochnito with supplementary reference images from PinballNews.com. Flyers - raw image extracted directly from the factory PDFs using xpdfbin and converted to lossless PNG using ImageMagick. Added Promo Video as supported by PinballX and perhaps other front-ends. Source: Stern Pinball's YT channel. Videos are in native format and unmodified. I'll point to TerryRed's conversion scripts here, if you need to rotate the videos for your specific hardware setup: Special thanks to Inkochnito for being the original host of the card reproductions. By the way, thanks to pinball-universe.de for the high quality German card scan. This work is free to use by the community without attribution. All sources are trademarks / copyrights of their respective owners. This is to be privately used in front-ends or for other non-commercial (or at least non-profit) pinball-related applications. I hold no responsibility for their misuse.

Includes reproductions of the English and German language factory cards. Also includes coinage card, US currency only. Type, layout, assembly, vectorization, and colorization to simulate print out on Solar Yellow stock in Adobe Illustrator. Typeface logo extracted from the flyer. It is included as an unscaled clear wheel image. Logo from sternpinball.com included as an ultra hi-rez wheel image All color cards use the Solar Yellow color exchange file direct from Neenah Astrobrights, the supplier for Stern's card stock. Flyers - raw image extracted directly from the factory PDFs using xpdfbin and converted to lossless PNG using ImageMagick. Special thanks to Inkochnito for being the original host of the card reproductions. By the way, thanks to pinball-universe.de for the vector-based German card from which I built the English language version. This work is free to use by the community without attribution. All sources are trademarks / copyrights of their respective owners. This is to be privately used in front-ends or for other non-commercial (or at least non-profit) pinball-related applications. I hold no responsibility for their misuse.

Includes reproductions of the English language factory apron cards, and prototype cards as seen in images at IPDB. Type, layout, assembly, and vectorization in Adobe Illustrator. Cards are available in both SWF and 300dpi PNG formats. Logo is from Wikipedia. It is included as a hi-rez clear wheel image. Kimberly font is by Typodermic Fonts Inc. Thanks to orangecountypinballs on Ebay, Pinside, supremecommunity.com, and Game Room Info on YouTube for reference images of this hard to find machine. Special thanks to Dean Grover on IPDB.org for reference images of the prototype game. This work is free to use by the community without attribution. All sources are trademarks / copyrights of their respective owners. This is to be privately used in front-ends or for other non-commercial (or at least non-profit) pinball-related applications. I hold no responsibility for their misuse.

Includes reproductions of the English, Spanish, and German language factory cards, and two promotional card as found in the flyers or other promotional materials. There are black and white and Solar Yellow color versions. Also includes coinage card, US currency only. The coin card is the one specified in the manual by part number. Type, layout, assembly, vectorization, and colorization to simulate print out on Solar Yellow stock in Adobe Illustrator. Cards are available in both SWF and 300dpi PNG formats. Original and Comic Art logos were extracted directly from sternpinball.com. They are included as hi-rez clear wheel images. Main reference images for the apron card from the Star Wars photo archive at pinside.com. 30th anniversary apron card adapted from the work I did for Ghostbusters. All color cards use the authentic Solar Yellow swatch directly from Neenah Astrobrights, the supplier for Stern's card stock. Flyers - raw image extracted directly from the factory PDFs using xpdfbin and converted to lossless PNG using GIMP. Special thanks to Inkochnito for being the original host of the vector-based versions of the English and Spanish card reproductions. Thanks for pinball-universe.de for the German language card reproduction. I did a basic coloring of the German card with Illustrator. It is still all raster. Just let me know if you have to have vector. I can do it but the quality of the German card is already very good. This work is free to use by the community without attribution. All sources are trademarks / copyrights of their respective owners. This is to be privately used in front-ends or for other non-commercial (or at least non-profit) pinball-related applications. I hold no responsibility for their misuse.

Includes color and B/W reproductions of the factory instruction card. Color and B/W 30th anniversary promotional cards are also included along with coin cards (US currency only). Graphic elements processed with GIMP. Type and layout produced with Adobe InDesign. Some more graphics work, assembly, vectorization, and colorization to simulate print out on Solar Yellow stock all produced in Adobe Illustrator. Logo came from worldvectorlogo.com. Fonts - Helvetica thanks to ephifonts.com and Astounder by Nate Piekos and Blambot.com, downloaded from download-free-fonts.com. Huge thanks to ninuzzu for extracting a great reference image from the TPA table. I pulled some graphic elements from that image. It would have been pretty rough without it. Special thanks to Pinballnews.com for a playfield image which had the 30th anniversary promotional card and a playfield insert decal image that I could copy off and use in the card. As always thanks to Inkochnito for the coin cards. The additional images come from Stern's Ghostbusters Basic Guide and from JP's Ghostbusters Slimer ruleset. Images were just dumped straight from the PDF to Flash using pdftools. Flyers - raw image extracted directly from the factory PDFs using xpdfbin and converted to lossless PNG using ImageMagick. Wheel images in turn extracted from the flyer images and cleaned up using the GIMP. Videos are in native format. If you need to rotate or convert videos for use on your specific setup, I encourage you to use TerryRed's converter scripts: This work is free to use by the community without attribution. All sources are trademarks / copyrights of their respective owners. This is to be privately used in front-ends or for other non-commercial (or at least non-profit) pinball-related applications. I hold no responsibility for their misuse.

Includes reproductions of the English language factory card, promo card as found in the flyers, and a "family portrait" promo card as found in other promotional materials. Also includes coinage card, US currency only. Image clean-up for Grandpa and the promo cards used GIMP. Type, layout, assembly, vectorization, and colorization to simulate print out on Solar Yellow stock in Adobe Illustrator. Also includes Fantasy full(er) color versions of instruction and promo cards. Fonts include House of Death Monster font from House Industries, courtesy best-font.com. High(er) rez logo for the reproduction cards extracted from The Munsters' Scary Little Christmas title found at cinematerial.com. Hi rez color logo for the fantasy cards is from sternpinball.com. Family portrait images are taken from the Pro translite as found in promotional materials hosted by Pinside. Main reference images are from my own photos of a Pro machine at Pinballz, Austin Texas. The original card has a misspelling which is retained in one of the versions of the card. There is also a version included that has the misspelling corrected. The fantasy version has correct spelling. Flyers - raw image extracted directly from the factory PDFs using xpdfbin and converted to lossless PNG using ImageMagick. Added Promo Video and Tutorial Video as supported by PinballX and perhaps other front-ends. Source: Stern Pinball's YT channel. Videos are in native format and unmodified. I'll point to TerryRed's conversion scripts here, if you need to rotate the videos for your specific hardware setup: https://vpinball.com/VPBdownloads/terryreds-ffmpeg-video-converter-scripts/ Special thanks to Inkochnito for being the original host of the card reproductions. Videos are in native format. Try TerryRed's converter scripts if you need to rotate or convert for your specific setup. This work is free to use by the community without attribution. All sources are trademarks / copyrights of their respective owners. This is to be privately used in front-ends or for other non-commercial (or at least non-profit) pinball-related applications. I hold no responsibility for their misuse.

Includes reproductions of factory instruction cards, two English language cards (presumably pre-production and final production cards) plus one German language card. A coin card is also included (US currency only). Graphic elements processed with GIMP. Type and layout produced with Adobe InDesign. Some more graphics work, assembly, vectorization, and colorization to simulate print out on Solar Yellow stock all produced in Adobe Illustrator. The basis for the German market KISS logo came from a glyph in The KISS font package: http://www.pickafont.com/fonts/The-KISS-Font.html. I updated the logo in Illustrator to better reflect the current logo style with rounded S's. Made a wheel image from the results and colored it like the US market logo. The US market logo came straight from Wikipedia (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Kiss_Logo.svg). And the US wheel image is simply a PNG conversion of the source vector-based image. Star icons copyright flaticon and made available through Creative Commons license v3.0. Distributed here: http://www.freepik.com Fonts - Helvetica Neue thanks to ephifonts.com and dafontfree.net; Aldo the Apache by AJ Paglia and distributed by DaFont; the ampersand glyph is Filmotype Meredith designed by Rian Hughes and modified by me (thanks to freevectorart24h.blogspot.com). Flyers, raw image extracted directly from the factory PDFs using xpdfbin and converted to lossless PNG using ImageMagick. Special thanks to Scott Tiesma and PAPA.org for the KISS rulesheet. This document has an excellent card reproduction. The pre-production card is essentially a reproduction of this image. And the band member likenesses were taken from there. Special thanks to stefanaustria (STAT) for helping me out by typing out the text of the German card. Special thanks to Pinball Universe and IPDB for German card reference images; and pinballnews.com for reference images; and as always Inkochnito for distributing the coin cards. Production version image came from the Limited Edition flyer by Stern Pinball. Videos are in native format and unmodified. I'll point to TerryRed's conversion scripts here, if you need to rotate the videos for your specific hardware setup: This work is free to use by the community without attribution. All sources are trademarks / copyrights of their respective owners. This is to be privately used in front-ends or for other non-commercial (or at least non-profit) pinball-related applications. I hold no responsibility for their misuse.

Includes reproductions of the English language factory card and promo card as found in the flyers. Also includes coinage card, US currency only. Type, layout, assembly, vectorization, and colorization to simulate print out on Solar Yellow stock in Adobe Illustrator. Fonts include Stormfaze by Typodermic Fonts and Alegreya Sans from Heurta Tipográfica. GOTG vector-based logo and hi-rez metallic logo from commons.wikimedia.org The wikimedia logo included as a hi-rez wheel image Also included the hi rez color logo from sternpinball.com. Main reference images are from my own photos of a Pro machine at Pinballz, Austin Texas. Thanks to Pinsider robin for uploading table reference images from which I extracted the Hadron Enforcer logo Thanks to MBPC (RIP) and amusements4kids.com.au for additional reference images Special thanks to Inkochnito for being the original host of the card reproductions. Flyers - raw image extracted directly from the factory PDFs using xpdfbin and converted to lossless PNG using ImageMagick. Added Promo Video as supported by PinballX and perhaps other front-ends. Source: Stern Pinball's YT channel. Videos are in native format and unmodified. I'll point to TerryRed's conversion scripts here, if you need to rotate the videos for your specific hardware setup: This work is free to use by the community without attribution. All sources are trademarks / copyrights of their respective owners. This is to be privately used in front-ends or for other non-commercial (or at least non-profit) pinball-related applications. I hold no responsibility for their misuse.

Includes reproductions of the English. Spanish, and German language factory cards and two promotional apron cards as found in the flyers and other promotional materials. Type, layout, assembly, vectorization, and colorization to simulate print out on Solar Yellow Astrobrights stock in Adobe Illustrator. Cards are available in both SWF and 300dpi PNG formats. Astrobrights Adobe color exchange file from Neenah, the manufacturer of Stern's card stock. A hi-rez logo was extracted directly from sternpinball.com. It is included as a clear wheel image. Beautiful English and German language card scans from pinball-universe.de. Spanish language card from stern-sparesparts.de and upscaled at at upscaledpics.com (not as good quality as the others but legible) Validated with photos I took of a machine at Bishop Cidercade in Austin, TX. https://www.cidercade.com/austin/ Other reference image from pinball-magazine.com. Logo in the promo card modified from sternpinball.c0m Flyers and Rule Sheet/Perks document - raw images extracted directly from the factory PDFs using xpdfbin and converted to lossless PNG using ImageMagick and GIMP. Special thanks to Inkochnito for being the original host of the card reproductions and for helping me recover the sources underlying this work. This work is free to use by the community without attribution. All sources are trademarks / copyrights of their respective owners. This is to be privately used in front-ends or for other non-commercial (or at least non-profit) pinball-related applications. I hold no responsibility for their misuse.

Includes reproductions of the English language factory card and promo card as found in the flyers. Also includes coinage card, US currency only. Type, layout, assembly, vectorization, and colorization to simulate print out on Solar Yellow stock in Adobe Illustrator. Fonts include Russo from Jovanny Lemonad and Legacy of the Beast font from an Iron Maiden fan club. Vector-based logos from brandsoftheworld.com and seeklogo.com UK flag from commons.wikimedia.org Included the hi rez logo from sternpinball.com. Main reference images are from Inkochnito. Flyers - raw image extracted directly from the factory PDFs using xpdfbin and converted to lossless PNG using ImageMagick. Added Promo Video as supported by PinballX and perhaps other front-ends. Source: Stern Pinball's YT channel. Videos are in native format and unmodified. I'll point to TerryRed's conversion scripts here, if you need to rotate the videos for your specific hardware setup: Special thanks to Inkochnito for being the original host of the card reproductions. This work is free to use by the community without attribution. All sources are trademarks / copyrights of their respective owners. This is to be privately used in front-ends or for other non-commercial (or at least non-profit) pinball-related applications. I hold no responsibility for their misuse.

Includes reproductions of the English and Spanish language factory cards. Also includes coinage card, US currency only. Type, layout, assembly, vectorization, and colorization to simulate print out on Solar Yellow stock in Adobe Illustrator. GOT vector-based logo from commons.wikimedia.org The wikimedia logo included as a hi-rez wheel image Also included the hi rez color logo from sternpinball.com. Flyers - raw image extracted directly from the factory PDFs using xpdfbin and converted to lossless PNG using ImageMagick. Added Promo Video as supported by PinballX and perhaps other front-ends. Source: Stern Pinball's YT channel. Videos are in native format and unmodified. I'll point to TerryRed's conversion scripts here, if you need to rotate the videos for your specific hardware setup: Special thanks to Inkochnito for primary sources and for being the original host of the card reproductions. This work is free to use by the community without attribution. All sources are trademarks / copyrights of their respective owners. This is to be privately used in front-ends or for other non-commercial (or at least non-profit) pinball-related applications. I hold no responsibility for their misuse.

Includes a reproduction of the English language factory card (Premium/Limited Edition). 99% of the credit goes to pinball-universe.de. I simply added the correct part number based on my own reference images. Type and layout in Adobe Illustrator. Assembly using GIMP. The card is available in both SWF and 300dpi PNG formats. A huge ultra hi-rez logo was extracted directly from sternpinball.com. It is included as an ultra hi-rez wheel image. I used that image to make a trimmed down alternate wheel image. It is still ulta hi-rez and also included. Reference images were from photos I took of a machine at Pinballz (original location) in Austin, TX. https://pinballz.com/ Flyers - raw image extracted directly from the factory PDFs using xpdfbin and converted to lossless PNG using ImageMagick. You can find a very nice looking German language card at pinball-universe.de. There is nothing for me to change with it. No coin cards included in this pack. Machines were distributed with Topp Batman TV Series trading cards as the other card on the apron: https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/post-your-batman-66-trading-cards You can find plenty of these card images on Google, ebay, pinside.com, archive.org, etc. Special thanks to Inkochnito for being the original host for card reproductions. This work is free to use by the community without attribution. All sources are trademarks / copyrights of their respective owners. This is to be privately used in front-ends or for other non-commercial (or at least non-profit) pinball-related applications. I hold no responsibility for their misuse.

Includes reproductions of the English and German language factory cards (Pro and Premium/Limited Edition), an English prototype instruction card, and promotional card as found in the flyers. Also includes coinage card, US currency only. The coin card is the one specified in the manual by part number. Type, layout, assembly, vectorization, and colorization to simulate print out on Solar Yellow stock in Adobe Illustrator. Cards are available in both SWF and 300dpi PNG formats. Factory card logo was extracted from the manual. It is included as an ultra hi-rez vector based wheel image. A huge ultra hi-rez logo was extracted directly from sternpinball.com. It is included as an ultra hi-rez wheel image. I drew "fantasy" versions of the instruction cards around the very nice sternpinball.com logo. Fonts - thanks to ephifonts.com. German translation - pinball-universe.de Main reference images were from photos I took of an LE machine at Pinballz (original location) in Austin, TX. https://pinballz.com/ Promo card image from a hi-rez playfield image hosted on TWIP. Supplementary reference images from pinside.com Flyers - raw image extracted directly from the factory PDFs using xpdfbin and converted to lossless PNG using GIMP. Special thanks to Inkochnito for being the original host of the card reproductions and for helping me recover the sources underlying this work. This work is free to use by the community without attribution. All sources are trademarks / copyrights of their respective owners. This is to be privately used in front-ends or for other non-commercial (or at least non-profit) pinball-related applications. I hold no responsibility for their misuse.

Includes English language instruction cards, a pristine version and a dirtied up, distressed "vintage" version. There is a title card for one of the Whizbang produced versions. Coin card is included (US currency only). Graphic elements processed with GIMP and Illustrator. Type and layout produced with Adobe InDesign. Assembly in Adobe Illustrator. Fonts - Signboard obtained at fontsgeek.com. Distressed textures - screenshots taken of isolated nailhead images at dreamstime.com wood crack vector traced from an online stock photo image obtained at vectorstock.com dirt texture from GraphicsFuel, free license original interference pattern image obtained at http://interactive.quantumnano.at Flyers - raw image extracted directly from the factory PDFs using xpdfbin and converted to lossless PNG using ImageMagick. Extracted title from the flyer to create high-res wheel images. Plus the Whizbang title card. Melon image taken from a shot of the side panel published at ministryofpinball.com. Thanks to pinball-magazine.com, Jay Stafford and IPDB.org for reference images. This work is free to use by the community without attribution. All sources are trademarks / copyrights of their respective owners. This is to be privately used in front-ends or for other non-commercial (or at least non-profit) pinball-related applications. I hold no responsibility for their misuse.

Includes reproductions of the English language factory card and promo card as found in the flyers. Also includes coinage card, US currency only. Type, layout, assembly, vectorization, and colorization to simulate print out on Solar Yellow stock in Adobe Illustrator. Fonts include Anderson-Stingray from Steve Ferrera. UK flag and Beatles "drop T" logo from commons.wikimedia.org Apple Corps logo from macdailynews.com Ka-Pow logo from kapowpinball.com Main reference images from Pinside and PinballNews from which I extracted the silhouette graphic of the lads. Included a hi rez color logo based on one from sternpinball.com. Flyers - raw image extracted directly from the factory PDFs using xpdfbin and converted to lossless PNG using ImageMagick. Added Promo Video as supported by PinballX and perhaps other front-ends. Source: Stern Pinball's YT channel. Videos are in native format and unmodified. I'll point to TerryRed's conversion scripts here, if you need to rotate the videos for your specific hardware setup: Special thanks to Inkochnito for being the original host of the card reproductions. This work is free to use by the community without attribution. All sources are trademarks / copyrights of their respective owners. This is to be privately used in front-ends or for other non-commercial (or at least non-profit) pinball-related applications. I hold no responsibility for their misuse.

Includes reproductions of the English language factory card and promo card as found in the flyers. Also includes coinage card, US currency only. Type, layout, assembly, vectorization, and colorization to simulate print out on Solar Yellow stock in Adobe Illustrator. Color cards with graphic elements sourced from an IFPA promo flyer Fonts include Haulnhouse from House Industries. Main reference images are from my own photos of a machine at Pinballz, Austin Texas. Flyers - raw image extracted directly from the factory PDFs using xpdfbin and converted to lossless PNG using ImageMagick. Added Promo Video as supported by PinballX and perhaps other front-ends. Source: Stern Pinball's YT channel. Videos are in native format and unmodified. I'll point to TerryRed's conversion scripts here, if you need to rotate the videos for your specific hardware setup: Special thanks to Inkochnito for being the original host of the card reproductions. This work is free to use by the community without attribution. All sources are trademarks / copyrights of their respective owners. This is to be privately used in front-ends or for other non-commercial (or at least non-profit) pinball-related applications. I hold no responsibility for their misuse.