Original unmodified ramps on my machine, as far as I'm aware:

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Todd's staff @ TNT made these protectors (screenshots from one of his Genesis videos), though I'm not sure how I feel about having to drill holes through the ramps in order to secure the protectors. I'd rather see a solution that didn't require a permanent modification.

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Another alternative that they came up with (seen at 3:15):

I can take some more photos of my machine this weekend if you want additional reference photos. Let me know what angles you'd like to see.

I was actually considering trying my hand at reproducing these ramps since I ended up with a set that were intact. But if you're already well on your way, it doesn't look like I'll need to

Could you sand the underside of the PETG ramp with fine grit sandpaper (1500, maybe?) and use an airbrush to paint?

Yeah, I was surprised at how bad they looked up close. I wasn't expecting to see that.

On mine, the paint job is very uneven--in certain areas, I can almost see right through it.

Those are looking pretty slick

For one thing, a player would be blinded by the flashes with the clear ramps. There are 4 flashers without diffusers or colored caps under the ramps, since the ramps basically act as the diffusers.

I was considering scanning mine and doing something with it once I tore down the playfield (no idea when I'll be getting to that, though). Not only are the tabs on mine ripped, but there is a rip between the rectangular windows on one side.

I wonder if you could cut the proper shape out in the same plastic material used by the white fuse cover, then put a decal sticker on that.

Supposedly, he was "thinking about" re-making them, according to Todd Tuckey (mentioned in a couple of his Genesis videos). But there's no telling how far along that actually is or if it ever got past the "thinking" stage.

All of them look pretty sharp. Thanks for sharing

I just sent in an inquiry. My playfield window is usable, but it's got some scratches, and has some cracks around the screw holes. I can live with it if I have to, but a new one would be nice

Something tells me the price of the pin is going to creep up slightly now that new ramps are available...

I ended up replacing mine with the alternate that's available since the original stands out like a sore thumb, and since my was badly yellowed anyway. The first time I saw this pin, I saw it with the alternate translite, which I thought was stock, until I saw on IPDB that it actually wasn't.

They sure look sharp in your game.

I wonder how frosted ramps might look.

I would imagine the frosting would get all wonky after forming, so it would probably have to be applied afterwards.

The smoked playfield window is available as of now:

http://www.pinbits.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=520

Smoked, which is why they have been difficult to track down. If they were clear, pretty much anyone could cut their own as long as they had a template to work with.

Now that the new ramps have been churned out, does anyone know if cliffy's protectors are ready, or are they still undergoing testing?

If you have to charge more for it, I'm sure folks would be ok with it.

Genesis plays Bach's Toccatta & Fugue.

PBResource started reproducing them a few months back.