Quoted from PinMonk:

Really? What happened to the "Y" in Shorty on your non-glitter playfields, then? The lettering is all solid and correct on the WMS original, but yours has underlying colors well into the "Y" on yours.
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The POINT is, if you just let the community (or some of your best customers if you want to keep it private) look these over BEFORE you made them, a lot of these errors could be caught and fixed so you'll get only the praise you crave when they're released. WMS might not have cared back in the 1990s, but playfields didn't cost $1100 back then, either. Easy to blow off a bunch of errors on a $100 playfield. A little harder to swallow at $1100. That's all. Customer care. Look into it.

Quoted from PinMonk:

Trading one failing for another is not succeeding.

Quoted from PinMonk:

HEP also found problems with implementation of the radcals for Indy. Art doesn't line up with the sides, and because the holes are pre-drilled, it's impossible to fix after the fact.

Quoted from paynemic:

Wrong. The holes are precut and difficult to get lined up well. Satisfactory for me, but a true perfectionist would not find it acceptable.