A couple of months ago, after contacting CPR, I sent my Data East Time Machine plastics to them so that they can reproduce them. They confirmed receipt and began working on the project. I recently checked back with them and they informed me that they had abandoned the project. They said "there are several fonts we either can't find, or are simply too expensive to purchase". They also mentioned that they "would be lucky to sell 4-5 sets, so it's just not worth the production time investment".

I'm starting this thread in hopes of gauging interest in hopes of encouraging CPR to finish. I know of 3 pinsiders myself who are interested in plastics for this game. I gotta believe that a great game like this(76 on the pinside top 100 for what it's worth) would sell a lot more than 4-5 sets of plastics. If you are interested in getting plastics for this game, can you please reply to this thread. Thanks!

Thanks for reaching out to him. I have asked Stu to send me the scans of my plastics, he has not responded. If you can get them for whoever wants to reproduce them, it's fine with me. I was supposed to receive free plastics for providing mine. I now have 2 games here that I have restored assuming I'd have plastics by now. Anything you can do is appreciated.

Thanks to everyone who responded. I decided to make my own plastics for now, they are not ideal but will work until someone starts reproducing them. Here are some pics of one I made for Time machine and another I made for my High speed. The originals are at the top.

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Thanks. I used a combination of techniques from posts by other users on pinside. Here is a high level of how I do it.

1. Scan the plastics at 600 dpi.
2. Make any touch up's needed. This is a good time to fill in the post holes with some nearby art or customize the plastic.
3. Arrange all the images in a 1 square foot print layout in preparation for upload to Fedex print services.
4. Test print the plastic on regular paper and trial fit to make sure it is sized correctly.
5. Upload the images to Fedex choosing the reverse print decal options.
6. Trace and Cut out the plastic shapes on acrylic sheet using a scroll saw. I used this sheet acrylic. https://www.homedepot.com/p/OPTIX-093-in-x-11-in-x-14-in-Clear-Acrylic-Sheet-1AU0515A/100282591
7. Cutout the decals from the decal sheet. Apply the decals to the underside of the plastics. Save the decal backing for the next step.
8. Using the backing from the decals as a guide, Cut out white vinyl shapes and apply to the back of the decals. I used this stuff.
https://www.amazon.com/Cricut-2005181-Craft-Supplies-Multicolor/dp/B07FBR3WV6
9. Drill out post holes as needed. I find it best to place the plastic on a piece of scrap wood and drill from the top of the plastic. This prevent damage to the decal.

Next time I do this, I am going to try to get Fedex to print them on white vinyl to eliminate step 8.

I just sent you a PM with the scans I used for mine.

Great News, I didn't hear anything from CPR. I guess I need to contact CPR since they owe me a set of plastics. Thanks for posting!