Episode 240: Lego Batman-Joker pinball
Pinball Profile
12 min
Summary
16-year-old builder Luke99 showcases functional Lego Batman pinball machine at Chicago Expo.
Jeff Teolis interviews Luke Horwath (Luke99), a 16-year-old Lego enthusiast who built a fully functional Lego Batman-Joker themed pinball machine featuring motorized toys, working flippers, a roller coaster, and over 7,000 hand-placed Lego pieces. The machine uses time-based scoring rather than traditional pinball scoring, with all mechanics powered by Lego motors and batteries. Dwight Sullivan from Stern Pinball also appears, offering design feedback and expressing enthusiasm for Luke's work and future projects.
Luke Horwath (Luke99 Studios on YouTube) shows off his custom Lego Batman-Joker machine...made entirely from Lego. Dwight Sullivan joins in the fun as we played this unique game at Expo.
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