I did build a whitewood for this one, but it was scrapped. This was during the time when pinball wasn't doing well.

The red and teal boxes are all standup targets.

The blue box is an upper playfield made out of polycarbonate, like Pinbot. Those are 7 drop-holes. The idea is to light all 7 of them. There is a long "reverse scoop" along the back, similar to the small one on Whodunnit. You shoot the ball up the middle and it goes up on top where you can bump the game to try and get the ball into the lane you need. I don't remember if we were using lane change at
that time.

The white box is a side view of the upper playfield. You can see the scoop and the plastic playfield.

The yellow box is an eject hole.

[The green box] looks like the date is from August 1981. That was the date I started the drawing. I might have put it on the side and made it later. I'm not sure.

This game was a "center shooter" game. There are no drains, outhole or shooter lane. Each ball ran on time and you can earn extra time.

Below the red box is a magnet with 3 lights. You can "tap" the button to try and divert the ball into the kicker lane, just to the left of the magnet. It worked like magna-save, but with short pulses, like Solar Fire and Grand Lizard.