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Holy moly. The depth it provides is beautiful.
Geert, are you also behind https://m.flickr.com/#/photos/strepe/sets/72157629712734202/?
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3 weeks later
Quoted from PinballMikeD:Wow. That's incredible.
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Quoted from dmbjunky:Whoa that airbrush technique is incredible. I wish OP provided a little more detail into his process of achieving the shading effects and such. I just never imagined something like this was possible.
Some of the details (i.e. black lines on the planks) look like they are not air brushed but painted - maybe with a paint marker pen?
There is a picture showing how the shading is achieved. Light spray at the border of the mask.
1 month later
The amount of depth this whole thing brings to the playfield is indeed a complete game changer.
Is the inversion of the blue rubber at the left entrance of the right yellow ramp intentional? With the metal bracket facing toward the front.
8 months later
Quoted from thierryv:Ge had er een patent moeten opnemen , nu heeft een Frans kunstenaar u gecopieerd
https://www.flipjuke.fr/restauration-monster-bash-slebitter-t126933.html
Looks like Niro gives full credit to the original idea.
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