im gonna buy one of these and paint it real nice and then take it to the office for decoration

I'm painting mine with acrylic markers. The tolerances are very tight. Progress pics:

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been a great project while my family is in Italy. definitely worth the money, this one is going to my office with my translites

nope, you install them but they sandwich between two pieces of wood so they aren't hard to seat

more progress: flippers, pops, lights, posts, the back half of the ramps

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id like to do another one and stain each board of parts a different shade, just to see how it looks. one of these would make one hell of a tournament trophy too

All finished! On my desk at work.

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its a great conversation piece and then you plug it in, the lights light up and the music starts. very neat. i want to do another one!

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i figured a light touch was better. the markers still bleed even if you have good control, but the little splashes were just what i wanted. color stuff before you punch it out of the sheet, imho

i just left it plain. a lot of the pieces have detail burned into them with lasers and unlesss you masked everything off or painted over the original lines with black it'd look terrible. you could do the apron, i suppose, but i just limited it to the stars, soldiers, and targets for the most part.

looking good!