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Quoted from KevinCPR:

** SECOND WAVE ** (Now available in the CPR Store at our web site):
Plastics sets:
BANZAI RUN
EVEL KNIEVEL
FLASH GORDON
GETAWAY
COMET
PLAYBOY (Bally)
HIGH SPEED
BLACK KNIGHT
DataEast STAR WARS
PIN*BOT
FIREPOWER
LETHAL WEAPON 3
Backglasses:
CENTAUR
SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN
KEVIN
Classic Playfield Reproductions
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Quoted from KevinCPR:

Which JP set? The previous run of silkscreened sets that sold out? Or the sets going forward, from the digital press?
The target blue on JP plastics is Pantone 2935C, as read off an NOS set that was never in a game.
On the screened sets, due to the ink density, the blue was laid with backlighting (gamma) inferred into the ink mix. You have to illuminate (backlight) the plastics to achieve the intended 2935C result. All of the colors, really. They look "darker" when just in normal omnidirectional room light, seen from the front. Had it not been done this way, the final blue, backlit in the game, would have looked weaker and 'washed out'.
On the digital sets, the ink is more concise and less dense than silkscreen ink. The color is hit, and the digital inks retain themselves well with backlighting, essentially the look of 2935C - lit or unlit. Barely any gamma was inferred in the blue color mix. We also slightly "bumped up" a few of the other colors on the digital set, which were somewhat underwhelming. Even on the NOS set. Namely the brown and lavender.