Placed an order. Thanks Art!

A couple items I was hoping to grab was a 25-pack #44/47 1smd sunglight without a lens and a few #44/47 1smd ice blue without a lens. Out of stock--oh well, maybe next time. I got everything else I was looking for

Alright, maybe I'll grab a pack of the sunlight clear lens bulbs instead then. So far, I've found that the 1smd bulbs without a lens seem to look the best for most of the common round inserts. Clear lens bulbs seem to leave a ring/halo of light on the insert while a no-lens bulb doesn't.

Thanks guys, good to know.

In the few situations where the bulbs wouldn't fit through certain holes on Gottlieb playfields, I carefully sanded down the lip/PCB of the bulb just a hair.

Wow, really? Some people have no patience whatsoever....

Thanks for all you do Art. Take it easy, and try not to stress out about things too much.

If anyone bugs you about shipping times, just show them this and explain that it's why things were delayed:

Art, have you tried implementing an auto-responder for when you have a high volume of orders like this? And then in that auto-reponse, put a small FAQ in the email (or a link to one on your website) to try to preemptively answer some of the common questions?

On my game, I used 2 SMD fluted bulbs under the slingshots and plastics on the sides.

For the flashers under the ramps, I used flex head bulbs, and turned them away from the player.

Since the bulbs are visible behind the drop targets, I think I used a frosted LED, rather than one of the brighter SMD bulbs--I can't quite remember without looking.

For the feature lamps under the playfield behind the cardboard, I used colored dual flex head bulbs since they were long and rectangular.

Everything else was pretty much 1 SMD bulbs.

Now that the Art released the matrix product line, I was tempted to try and light the upper left area better. Baby Pacman's apron plastics also seem like a good place to use them as well.