These are exactly the same color as the incandescent but they are LED. Perfect for backbox lights on early SS machines like my NGS shown here.
First pic has some LED's and some of the original bulbs. Can you tell the difference?
Purchased these from Pinballbulbs.com
Quoted from tamoore:I can tell the difference, but they look very good! Will have to check them out!
Which ones do you think are incandescent?
You have good eyes and are very close. Only the two closest to the camera are the original bulbs. They are even more impressive in person. I tried every brand and the light was always too harsh. These look spot on.
Quoted from StrykersArcade:Only the two closest to the camera are the original bulbs.
So the last two on the left above the other score board are LEDs? They have the same light pattern as the other two you said were incandescent. 
Yeah, we all know that pics of LEDs are generally a total waste of time...
...but these look super promising. The other day I ordered a few of each warm white they have so now I am looking forward to gettting these into a couple of games and checking them out.
Quoted from KoolFingers:So the last two on the left above the other score board are LEDs? They have the same light pattern as the other two you said were incandescent.
That's correct. Order a few and you will see what i am talking about.
Looks exactly like the original bulbs. Maybe better. I liked that it looks the same but.got the heat off.my backglass. They where only .70 each with the pinside discount so it really isn't a big risk to check.them out
I just ordered a 200 bulbs..I'll post a review after I get them..but judging from the pics they do look good.
Quoted from Pafasa:They look great! I wonder if the frosted would look even better as a backbox GI bulb?
Tried the frosted and it wasn't bright enough for me. The frosted lens also made the too white in color
I've actually purchased several orders from them recently. They seem to be really good quality for the price! 
Quoted from markmon:If you pop the clear caps off the bulbs, they seem to spread light a little better in the back box.
Yes, but be carefull. they are flush with the wood and about the same diameter as the hole so they are near impossible to remove at that point. Not that you may ever need to. You do need to have the cap on to install them. This doesn't seem to be true with modern machines because they are usually 555 bulbs and do not set so deep. The wood is also slightly thinner
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