Actually, our BR repro's blew the doors off original. Banzai glasses suffered badly from green-to-teal color shifting everywhere there wasn't trim protecting from light. Even if a BR original glass was perfect with no shedding or a single nick or ding - our repro's were better.

Remember, our spot color glasses are lossless quality, completely vector redrawn at 5000%+ zoom. Brand new inks, and colors are controllable, matched, and corrected where applicable.
Totally a "collector quality" boost in this case.

You might be confusing our spot color glasses with our CMYK glasses....

Dug up some old comparison photos from 2007:

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KEVIN
Classic Playfield Reproductions
http://www.classicplayfields.com

I can confirm both stories for clarity:

I went back and looked at the old (retired/offline) web page for the BR glass, and here were the credits as written on our site back in 2007:

. . . .

Community Credit:
ORIGINAL DONOR FLATBED SCAN contributed by JOHN ILGENFRITZ
ORIGINAL DONOR FACTORY BACKGLASS contributed by TANNER COOK

. . . .

And I can confirm Tanner indeed started working for us a year or two later, and has stuck with us right up until today. He is our CNC operator and head of the wood shop. I have played this Banzai Run at Tanner's place many many years ago.

There were TWO donors that made the repro possible. We always need both a HQ scan AND a physical specimen. Sometimes they are from the same person, sometimes separate. Hope this helps.

KEVIN
Classic Playfield Reproductions
http://www.classicplayfields.com

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