https://pinside.com/pinball/market/shops/1104-medisinyl-mods/02555-indiana-jones-light-jackpot-temple-cover-mod-lite-jackpot

Just added this new mod to the Pinside shop. It's a slip over mod that holds tight and installs/uninstalls in seconds. Couple different options available.

More information in the sales page.

Will add more photos as they become available (will be testing a red flasher soon).

Standard coloring is the gold that matches my custom rails and ruins paint service, but gray stone could be offered on request (rails are currently out of production).

"Lite" spelling was also fixed to "light" as that's how it's being used here ("lite" refers to lower calorie food/beverage, and I didn't want to turn this into a neon bar sign ).

Hopefully this will be seen as a neat upgrade to the factory jackpot plastic
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First batch of these is going into paint today and should ship out sometime tomorrow or Saturday at the latest. Any orders over this weekend should ship out next week.

While 100% of the interest has been for the fire-pit model, I could prepare a version without for photos if there's interest. For now, I'm having issues with a two of my three printers and just doing what I can to get paid orders out, and each of these takes about 7 hours to print all the parts (if successful).

I did create (hand-carved/silicone molded) and sell those rails for three runs of five, then halted production as attempting to make 5 in a week became more than a full time job with multiple nights without sleep, and held back proposal plans to my now fiancee for months (took a few hundred hours to develop them initially over a few months). I do have a running interest list if I run them again.

It would seem to be a shame to never run them again, but I'll have to be in the right mindset with a lot of time available. They'd likely be slightly higher price if they are run again as I underestimated the labor involved the first time around.

I appreciate the positive feedback

EDIT: This was the original rail thread (some nice photos from gac toward the end). I also offer a paint service to match the factory ruins. https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/indiana-jones-hand-sculpted-poa-rails-medisinyl-mods-development

Will also note that I've been offering discounts on this mod to those that were in on the matching rails, but have yet to contact everyone. So feel free to PM me if you have the rails.

Absolutely some awesome offerings for IJ by the other mod guys. Can only imagine there was a ton of time involved in producing most of them. Takes passion to work for weeks or months on these mods with no promise of any purchase interest, and I'm thankful to all the other modders that have made cool stuff I've gotten for my own games (many with talents I'll never have).

For anyone that may be interested to know how I'm getting the smoke look on the tips of the flames (for your own projects or otherwise), I'm just using the tip of the flame from a lighter (also helps quickly remove the stringy print mess from all sorts of 3D projects [that stringy haze on the "Before" photo is almost instantly flashed away with the flame]). Not as much definition or life on the printed flame without that bit of accenting IMO.

Can't really see those print lines in person, but they will be smoothed out (with triple thick glaze) before painting the color on (flame ends up glossier than the final matte finish on the stone portion).
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Much appreciated. Thank you!

Got this first run out earlier today (anyone that didn't get tracking today will be part of the next run to ship next week).

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Just shipped run #2.

Below are the instructions that are being included with the mod (photo is of an earlier prototype without the fire-pit, but shows where the plastic should slide into).

I have yet to hear from anyone in run #1 yet, but hopefully someone with the mirror option can post photos once installed

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Interactive PoA Rails UPDATE:

I've been getting a lot of inquiries about my custom rails. In the last days of August, I'll start sending out messages to those on my 2nd production list (and post in the thread) to see if there's enough interest to merit ordering resin, etc. I don't foresee having enough time for what that project requires until Sept. I expect it would again be cut-off at three runs of five for the 2nd production.

As those on the existing list would get run priority, feel free to PM me if you're interested. 2nd production run would be priced at $249 + $14.99 shipping. That's a small increase over the first production run. Runs would also likely be timed closer to 1.5-2 weeks each for my sanity

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3rd run will ship out tomorrow and I should have a couple extra fire-pit models on hand afterward (or would ship tomorrow if sold tonight).

As I have yet to hear any feedback, I'm hoping everyone in Run #1/2 hasn't had any issues (if so, please let me know). Was also hoping to have installed photos of the mirrored option if anyone has that installed yet (some customers on the fence). If so, a photo or two would be greatly appreciated

Also photos with a red flasher would be neat to see if anyone went that route with it.

Thanks again to everyone that has ordered one of these thus far.

This is a prototype I just finished up (added the mirror and red film to a painted prototype I've had on hand) to donate to the Project Pinball auction.

It's the only one to have the tiki/idol head fire pit (the rock pit has better overall geometry with the mod IMO, and it looked better to have more of the flame on top exposed).

It was never tested in a game, but it should fit.

Another difference from the production version is the inner sculpting. The final version smoothed out the inside for better installation of the red film, and the eyes on this prototype likely don't light up as well.
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Also going to throw in this earlier prototype.

It won't be good for anything aside from being neat to see at the show, and the off chance someone finds it interesting as a collectible curiosity.

The mirrored prototype here was far enough along to consider any aftermarket plane mods as well. It was the last prototype before the production version refinements.

This was painted back when it was first printed, so if anyone that has the PoA rails missed out on the Jackpot mod, this will be an exact paint match.

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