Phoenix Arcade had done a screened run a while back but he sold out of them. When I was looking, he still had an extra set that was not listed on his site. I also had about 3 members offer to sell me their sets. This was a little over a year ago, but I'd bet a wanted post would dredge some sets up.

its only 4 colors.

if you have a cabinet already, then make a stencil kit for it. it would take a little bit of time, but probably less time than installing a decal set.

I was looking into a Jurassic Park. It's the machine I will eventually own. And when I do own it, I want to make it look as good as new. And my thought was to re-do the art as vinyl. From a distance, you would never be able to tell the difference. Only until to get right up to it, and use your fingernail would you be able to tell it was multiple layers.

I have a vinyl guy who does vinyl signage on business windows, cars, and creates other signage. I convinced him to help me put racing stripes on my car. They look absolutely fantastic! But while I was there, and even knowing what the guy does to make the signs, I still could not believe it was done in multiple layers, after he showed me some of the projects he was working on. It looks just like it was screen printed.

So I figured, if I ever get a Jurassic Park, I'm going to re-create the artwork in Illustrator, and have him cut me some new graphics. The artwork is simple enough to do solid colors like that.

Attached is a sample image of one of the jobs he did. But, like I said, you'd only be able to tell once you got up close enough to use your fingernail.

Could be an option if you talk to the right guy to help you out.

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Here: http://www.pinballcenter.eu/catalog/cabinet-decal-set-for-jurassic-park-p-6511.html?language=english

Wow those are not cheap!!!