Paragon
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Paragon is a wide-body pinball machine designed by Greg Kmiec and produced by Bally in 1979. It features a fantasy theme with artwork by Paul Faris, depicting a mythical world with a large winged beast.
Wide-body solid state electronic (SS) pinball machine.
Additional details
Fantasy theme, multiball, zipper flippers, artwork by Paul Faris.
- Theme: Fantasy
- Sound: Chime-based sound system
- System: Bally MPU AS-2518-35
- Production: 9609
- Dimensions: 51 inches high, 43 inches wide, 29 inches deep
- Year Released: 1979
- Weight: 320 lbs
Additional Info
Paragon was the first wide-body machine produced by Bally. It features three flippers, a built-in feature that prolongs gameplay by returning missed balls to playable status, and a symmetric playfield layout.
Paragon is notable for its intricate artwork and difficult gameplay, making it a favorite among pinball enthusiasts.
Paragon is considered one of the classic Bally pinball machines from the late 70s.
Paragon is notable for its intricate artwork and difficult gameplay, making it a favorite among pinball enthusiasts.
Paragon is considered one of the classic Bally pinball machines from the late 70s.