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It's a double edged sword.
Yes, it's a royalty free game, but they only made like 1000 of them.
Games like Comet, you have to pay a royalty, but they made over 8,000 of them - so a bigger market potential.
Somebody would need an unworn or NOS playfield to get an "all in one" scan on a Cruse Scanner to start working on the artwork.
Quoted from cottonm4:Feast your tired eyes on this. I know where it is at but the owner will not sell. It does not get played. It just sits.
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Would he let you borrow it for a few weeks?
Rebuild all the mechs with new sleeves and rubber for the guy for his trouble.
If you could get that scanned in a single pass, I could clean up the art.
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