The Solar Eclipse Through a Pinhole Camera This challenge is a simple ASCII-art challenge inspired by the solar eclipse that happened on August 21, 2017. Given an input 0 &lt;= n &lt;= 4, output the corresponding stage of the eclipse described below:
n=0:
   *****
 **     **
*         *
*         *
**       **
  *******

n=1:
   *****
 **  *****
*   *******
*   *******
**   ******
  *******

n=2:
   *****
 *********
***********
***********
***********
  *******

n=3:
   *****
 *****  **
*******   *
*******   *
******   **
  *******

n=4:
   *****
 **     **
*         *
*         *
**       **
  *******


Rules

You can 0 or 1 index, state what you chose.
The chars used are space and *, you may use any printable char for * (other than space).
Trailing spaces are optional (you may or may not have them).
This is code-golf, lowest byte-count is the winner.
Python 2, 161 149 142 135 bytes



lambda n,u=u' *':u'''   *****
 **&#3;&#3;&#2;&#1;&#1;**
*&#3;&#3;&#3;&#2;&#2;&#2;&#1;&#1;&#1;*
*&#3;&#3;&#3;&#2;&#2;&#2;&#1;&#1;&#1;*
**&#3;&#3;&#3;&#2;&#1;&#1;&#1;**
  *******'''.translate({1:u[0&lt;n&lt;3],2:u[0&lt;n&lt;4],3:u[1&lt;n&lt;4]})


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