Best Labyrinth Pinball Mods

Jim Henson's Labyrinth was the machine that introduced Barrels of Fun to the pinball world, and it was quite an introduction.

The company arrived with a machine that felt ambitious from the start: gorgeous artwork, a huge amount of lighting, unusual physical features and a full fantasy world built around David Bowie's Jareth and the magical maze. It was a bold first machine for a new manufacturer — and it worked.

The original artwork is already spectacular, so the best mods are the ones that give it even more room to shine.

Fill the Speaker Panel With More Magic

The speaker panel is one of the easiest places to make a dramatic visual improvement.

Our magnetic WizPanels turn that large area into another piece of Labyrinth artwork, helping the design flow naturally from the cabinet into the backbox.

Because the panels are magnetic, they're also easy to install and remove, making them a particularly nice choice for a collector who wants to customise without permanently changing the machine.

You can see the complete Labyrinth Pinball Mods collection to explore the available designs.

Give the Front of the Machine More Character

The coin door is a fairly large isolated section of the cabinet, so it can stand out once the rest of the machine has been customised.

WizDoors add another piece of themed artwork there and help make the front feel much more integrated with the rest of the machine.

On a colourful fantasy machine like Labyrinth, that extra artwork fits naturally with the original design.

Bring More Personality to the Flippers

The flippers are where the player spends most of the game interacting with the machine, so they're a surprisingly good place for another visual detail.

Our WizBats add Labyrinth artwork directly to the flipper bats, carrying a little more of the theme into the actual playing experience.

It's a small modification, but one that's visible throughout every game.

A Little Magic Around the Shooter

The shooter area has one of those details that makes Labyrinth particularly fun to customise.

The WizShooters work beautifully with the two vertical wall-like elements around the shooter lane, creating the feeling that the ball is being launched directly into the maze.

It's a small area, but the design makes much more sense when you think about the theme rather than simply treating it as another piece of the cabinet.

A First Machine With a Huge Personality

What makes Labyrinth interesting isn't only that it was Barrels of Fun's first machine.

It established a philosophy that the company has continued with later releases: immersive worlds, strong physical integration and an emphasis on making the machine feel like more than a game underneath glass.

That approach continued with Barrels of Fun Pinball Mods, where we've looked at Labyrinth alongside some of the company's later machines.

The result is a machine that already feels incredibly complete from the factory. Adding WizPanels, WizDoors, WizBats and WizShooters simply gives the artwork more places to live.

And for a machine as colourful and imaginative as Labyrinth, that's exactly what you want.

If you're ready to see everything available, explore the complete Labyrinth Pinball Mods collection.