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Airborne


Airborne according to the IPD (With some minor additions from me!):

Date:   March, 1996
Manufacturer:   Capcom Coin-Op, Inc.
Model Number:   3783
Max # of Players:   4
Theme:   Action - Blue Angels - Licensed (?) Theme
Features:   2 Flippers, Tons of Ramps/Wireforms, 1 Automatic Kickback, "Injector" to push ball down ramps
Toys:   An "Injector" at the top of the ramp system to help you choose the ball's path.
An airport tower that you can buzz with the ball.
Designer:   Claude Fernandez
Artwork:   Hugh Van Zanten
Production Run:   1350
Slogans:   Pilot, You're Cleared for Takeoff!!


I love Capcom Pins. I don't know why... Maybe it has something to do with their limited availability, the limited production runs, the fact that there are only four models of Capcom machines (five if you count the impossible 10 to 13 existing Big Bang Bar prototypes). I have planned to eventually own all three Capcom machines, and the purchase of Airborne was not exactly planned at the current time. I went to an auction and they had two Capcom machines. An Airborne, and a Breakshot! I wanted the Airborne more than I wanted the Breakshot at the time, so I bid on the Airborne. Somehow, nobody bid against me. I won! Nearly in shock, but very excited, I was now the proud owner of my first Capcom pinball! Now, if only I could find a cheap Pinball Magic, I'd be all set. Breakshot can wait. Anyway, I hear the new Illinois Pinball Company may be re-running Breakshot as a game called Pool Player. If they do, I'd rather buy it New-In-Box than get one used. I gotta hop on these New-In-Box opportunities while they last, 'cause you never know when there won't be any more chances for new machines.

Here are some pictures of my Airborne machine.



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airborne-fullpfs.jpg

A shot of the whole machine. The Airborne playfield.


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airborne-heads.jpg

Another full playfield view. The Backbox.


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airborne-lowerpfs.jpg

Upper Section of Playfield Lower Section of Playfield


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airborne-planecloseups.jpg

The bottom section of the playfield. The Airplane/Injector Lock section of the Ramp System.


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airborne-rightheads.jpg

A full overview of the machine. The right-hand side of the Backbox.


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airborne-rightcabinetcloseups.jpg

The right-side cabinet artwork. Detail shot of Right-Side cabinet artwork.


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The Tower area of the playfield.

The Backglass. Click the appropriate Link below to download a background for your computer.

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