Yeah I was gonna say - de-blue the back. It's like the game is in an Avatar cutaway gag

My backboard has 4 blue LEDs (over Stewie mini pinball) and Warm White in the rest. Looks great- the blue accents the plastics surround on Stewie's machine...and the warm properly illuminates the rest of the back area and characters.

Blue under the plastics looks awful, sorry. It monochromes the red/yellow art and turns Stewie into a Smurf. Warm-white it, stat!!!!

Not a fan of yellow LEDs at all, anywhere...they're too dim and look kinda orange. Warm whites there, too - your game will look so much better.

Question about your FG Superband experience - I've got Superbands on all my games - but FG is the only one where I took it off the baby flipper. With the regular rubber, a Lois orbit ball will smoothly transition to the left lower flipper smoothly if you don't flip the baby....but with the Superband, the ball gets a little bounce - from the grippiness of the Superband, I suppose. Does this happen to you? I've got Superbands on all my other upper-flipper games and that doesn't happen. I suppose I could bend the metal guide ever so slightly and it would solve the issue...but wanted to see what other peoples' experience was first.