Quoted from cooked71:

500 total. AFAIK 40 down here.

Quoted from J85M:

How does Sterns HD glass compare to say InvisiGlass or PDI?
I have only had PDI in the past, this will be my first experience with Sterns HD glass, was already thinking about getting a sheet of PDI to swap it out, so curious what your take or anyone else’s is.

Quoted from Thunderbird:

Topper prices have gotten out of control, for not much in return. Now $600 to $1,000 for $35 worth of plastic and LEDs! Munsters topper was loaded with features and priced at $425, seems quite reasonable now and that was only some months ago. It has loads of integrated gameplay, with a Raven coo-coo clock announcing each hour of the day, as well. Come on Stern stop taking advantage of us with so much less than what you gave us on Munsters and Black Knight SOR. Both those toppers were arguably worth the asking price.

Quoted from Blitzburgh99:

How many of these can pinside have?
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Quoted from Mando:

Since there is a lot of you dont need an LE(and you dont) I did some quick math its really not bad a value they are what $1300 more than a premium? You are getting over $1000 in extras, plus the "limited factor" yes you could do the powder for less assuming you have a good powder coater nearby but if you need to ship it out this is even a low estimate. Not to mention it takes time, plus tax and shipping for all this
Powder $400
HD Glass $250
Backglass $200?(over translite)
Art Blades $100
Shaker $100
Speakers $100

Quoted from Waxx:

Jurassic Park has two club threads with one for the LE. So I would guess at least a couple more.

Quoted from chuckwurt:

I believe the side art is exclusive to the LE. The one you can buy is different.

Quoted from Meegis:

Not just you. I literally said this to a few people. I like the look and I have nothing else yellow.

Quoted from RC_like_the_cola:

Reminds me of motion comics from some years back. I like the animations.

Quoted from chuckwurt:

It was a big surprise to everyone until really late in the game.

Quoted from Flippersaurus:

They’re going with the motion comic style. I think it fits very well with pinball. It conveys a simple concept in a short time. Not much more than a still frame. The art is great. Very Marvel. The call outs will be about the same. If that’s not what you like. Save your dollars. I’m down digging it and looking forward to having one.

Quoted from iceman44:

Awesome shooting pin
I’m very happy with the LE I’m getting
It’s gonna require a lot more time on this game to figure out what the heck is going on and what you need to do
There is a shitload going on. As it should be. It’s Avengers

Quoted from wesman:

Side note, I'm kinda feeling I like the shots and layout a lot more than the code....

Quoted from Mr68:

That's why I quit watching porn.

Quoted from PinMonk:

It might have been length of continuous play. Avengers is a slow burn heating up the coils compared to Stranger Things. In my tests it just made it to 135F after an hour of continuous play which would just result in missed and bricked shots but not ramp rollbacks. That twitch stream was over TWO hours of continuous play before he started seeing ramp reject coil fade, which suggests to me he was over 145 degrees where that happens on backhands, probably more like 150+ because he was having fade on direct shots.
All this tells me is I need to do at least one more Avengers AIQ test that's at least 2 hours long instead of the usual hour. If I verify the temps I suspect from that stream, I'll move the game from mild to moderate coil fade ranking.