Jurassic Park
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Quoted from Chitownpinball:This is going to be the sexiest JP out there. Has HEP ever done a nicer JP?
HEP has the following JP's on his photo gallery page. It looks like it may be the same JP in two different photo albums where one is the completed game and the other is the process up to and including the completed game.
http://christopherhutchins.com/gallery/album409
http://christopherhutchins.com/gallery/album196
Gord
Quoted from Lonzo:Got the decals finished for the metal plates in front of the T-Rex.
When I did the decal for the big plate. I filled the screw hole area of the decal black. I then cut the holes for the screws smaller than the originals. I used black screws so they blend into the decal.
Front left installed with a green post rubber.
This is a really impressive job that you are doing on your JP restoration. You have truly taken it to another level.
Gord
Quoted from Chitownpinball:OK, ok, so how much? We all need these.
The OP has the opportunity for a side business with some of the NLA JP parts that he is producing during his restoration. The decals look amazing as well as his nice replacement for the often damaged rubber skirt for the T-Rex.
Gord
Quoted from Lonzo:Thanks. Yeah, with the gate being wider than the old one I don't really have a choice on the scoop. If I centered it then the gate would be off and that would REALLY drive me crazy.
While not ideal, I think it looks better than 2 generic lights and I hope what I do for the control room scoop makes up for it.
Hi Lonny,
With your expert craftmanship you could likely notch out a little bit of plastic using a Dremel tool on the right side of the custom JP Gate so that the power shed will fit perfectly up against the gate and then it would be centered over the scoop. It's just a thought for another way to make the power shed and custom JP Gate fit together better.
Gord
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