This is what the Big Buck Hunter Pro pinball machine looks like
How was the Big Buck Hunter Pro pinball machine founded?
With a main video game plot and with deer as protagonists, Stern developed this pinball machine model in January 2010. The main supporters of his design were:
John Borg, as the main designer, Lonnie D. Ropp and Lyman F. Sheats Jr as the role of software, John Youssi was the champion of the illustration, Mark Gálvez on animation and Ken Hale on sound
This pin range belongs to the SS class, its cabinet is of normal size, with a SAM-type board system and the number of sales it made is unknown
It is known that all the prototypes were sold at an average price of 4,500-5,000 dollars
The marketing slogan that was used for its commercialization, what was it? “Don’t shoot the hinds.” For any news, visit the following two websites:
What are the 7 Main Features of the Big Buck Hunter Pro pinball machine?
– 2 flippers
– 3 pop bumpers
– 1 ramp
– 1 kick-out hole
– Multi-balls up to 4
– Dimensions: 58″ high, 29″ wide and 76″ deep
– Weight: 250 pounds
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