Sleic Pin-BALL

The Sleic Pin-BALL, manufactured by Creaciones e Investigaciones Electrónicas, S.L. (SLEIC) of Madrid, Spain in 1994, is a four-player solid-state electronic machine from one of Spain's homegrown pinball manufacturers, active from 1992 to 1996.

Its playfield features two flippers, two pop bumpers, two slingshots, two 3-bank drop-target banks, two messenger balls, two standup targets, and a spinning target, a fairly compact ruleset typical of the era. Notably, the layout closely follows Juegos Populares' 1984 machine 'Petaco,' a common practice among smaller manufacturers of the period who built on existing playfield designs.

No theme or designer credit is documented for the Sleic Pin-BALL, and specific production numbers aren't known. It remains one of the lesser-documented entries in SLEIC's catalog, of interest mainly to collectors focused on the Spanish pinball scene of the 1990s.