Lonnie is a legendary pinball programmer and technical expert with the longest career in pinball programming history, best known as lead programmer for Stern's Stranger Things pinball. He is also the founder of Graphic Dimensions, a playfield manufacturing and design company specializing in CAD work and UV direct printing technology capable of 48-hour turnarounds. Lonnie has been deeply involved in the pinball community since the 1990s, collaborating on major titles and providing technical support for homebrew and commercial projects.
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Lonnie programmed the code for Aerosmith
The playfield can be cut, printed, and cleared ready to install in 48 hours using UV direct-print technology with special UV coating
Lonnie (Stern programmer) is unavailable for Stranger Things due to Elvira commitment
Lonnie from Seattle won the A division with over a billion points on Guardians of the Galaxy
Stern executive who hired Keith; met originally at IFPA3 in 1993; involved in IRC channels with pinball community
Community member (associated with pinball community) who assisted Manuelin with playfield art printing for Expo
Founder of Graphic Dimensions; responsible for playfield design, CAD work, UV direct printing, and manufacturing; offers commercial playfield services
Founder of Graphic Dimensions; handled playfield CAD, reprinting, and manufacturing; can produce complete playfield turnarounds in 48 hours using UV direct printing technology
Collaborated with Mike Vinicola on James Bond code planning from inception
Provided scanned Alvin G soccer donor game playfield, cabinet, and parts for Monster League Hockey construction; located in Florida; managed sourcing of original game components.
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Lead programmer for Stranger Things; described as having longest career in pinball programming history; known for attention to detail in presentation
Member of early Stern design team during rebuilding phase