By request I've already been working on those. I have the Insider magnet art done and almost done on the warning label. I made these for Godzilla also and they were very popular. They will be ready to ship in a week or so and on my Pinside store.
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Yeah the IC magnet and decals for the warning label will be generic for all models. I am working on something using album covers for the apron...

Are you talking about this?
https://www.pinballlife.com/accessory-power-supply-for-stern-spike-spike-2-system-machines-cabinet-mounting.html

That is a power supply and splitter in one. It allows you to power a device and not load down the Stern 5v and 12v power supply. They also sell a similar looking device that is simply a splitter. Depending on your device(s), one or the other is a great option.

As someone who grew up in the Keystone State of Pennsylvania, I can tell you the new arches are definitely more realistic. I like the roadway, but I think I will be going with the bridge for my machine. Just need to decide on the color haha.

They are swappable. The Pro and Premium use translites and should be available for purchase sooner or later. LE uses a real backglass instead of a translite. The ONLY way to get one of those is to buy the LE.

The holes and screws are already there for four corner mount of a topper. When you install the Stern toppers, you remove the specific 4 screws, set the topper in place and use the same screws to attach the topper in place...

The speaker panel magnets and apron decals are available now!!

https://pinside.com/pinball/market/shops/1312-space-coast-pinball/05784-rush-dress-up-magnet-art-and-decal-art-

My first reaction when I saw this game was: the 90s called and want their flashers back! Good to see a lot of mod makers have answered the call.

My second reaction was that this looks like a great game and I need to reserve one!

Yeah I'm in for a Premium. Unfortunately it is the second run, so probably a long wait. Hopefully someone pulls out and I can get moved up.

Also lots of discussion in the IC thread and if you don't have access to a 3D printer, available with and without volume and headphone cutouts on this pinside store:

https://pinside.com/pinball/market/shops/1295-gotfrogs

I make the ticket magnets. I picked the ticket I did because it was very clean and the colors went with all of the three versions of the game but especially with the LE. I have a customer who is working on possibly being able to customize the tickets with a template. If so, there is a possibility to print them as custom decals instead of magnets. If you have a scan of a particular ticket, I may be able to do something for you too...

J_M_ has my full blessing to make these custom magnets! I don't have a lot of time for pinball mod development right now due to my day job and some personal matters. This is too good an idea to go to waste. In fact I might buy one myself. I think the last time I saw Rush was the Roll the Bones tour in the Orlando Arena.

I do plan a purple magnet with Toronto venue and R40 date to match the Premiums a little better. Also, a small run of Mandalorian since I just got one with factory IC sticker to cover!

Is someone making plastic protectors yet for Rush? MUCH prefer clear.

There is no replacement card in the goodie bag?

https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/custom-apron-cards-printable-versions-only/page/28#post-6770296

I usually just convert the file so it is 4x6 inches using a free program called GIMP. That way I can print it at any online photo printer as a standard cheap 4x6 photo and cut it down to size. There are a ton of cards, so tell me which slide numbers from that post you like best and I will post them here in a format that can be printed for 25 cents at Walgreens or any photo printer.

OK here are those three. I uploaded them without scaling, so you should be able to click on them, download and save. I've been meaning to make a video showing how to do this, but I have to set up my new PC for recording still. Here it is in a nutshell using a freeware program called GIMP. Download and install GIMP; I think there is even a version for mac these days. It has a lot of the same functions as photoshop, but at a much better price!

Basically you open the file and "scale image" to the proper size. In this case 3 x 5.5 inches for a Stern card. I usually go a little smaller say 2.9 x 5.4 inches and make it 300dpi in the same menu. Then go into "canvas size", set the canvas size to 4 x 6 inches, click "center", fill with white and hit resize. At this point you export as a .jpg or .png preferably with no compression and it should be ready to print.

When you print at home or online/CVS/Walgreens etc, be sure to print in original size, no scaling, edge to edge (borderless). It will print with a white boarder around the card and you just need to cut it out.
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This is something I've been working on to replace the factory LEDs on the time machine. It's taken a lot of work and design changes to get to this point. This is still a working prototype though, I should have the proper color LEDs in this week. I hope to make these available soon.

Comments?

The filament is the hardest part. The clear material looks milky white. I have a plan to fix that...

These are basically just LEDs with a big case that looks like a vacuum tube.
Install is as easy as replacing a bulb.

I think it looks good. I worry about the small holes over the speaker and how it effects the sound? I ordered the one with the LE speaker cutout on the Premium artwork for my premium. BTW nice ticket magnet

Cool. I am working on making the filaments color coordinated with the red, green and orange LEDs that will light them. They look a lot better that way, plus the filament having color instead of being milky white looks better when the bulb is not lit. Should have some to the beta testers in a couple of days and hopefully shipping in a week. Each one is hand made and takes some tinkering, so I'll be busy trying to get a bunch made!

Putting the finishing touches on the time machine vacuum tube mod. Designed a base to sort of tie all the lights together visually, but also help hold the lights up straight. The sockets like to lean all over the place otherwise!
Just need to test some new LEDs to make them brighter. I wasn't happy with the brightness before. Also deciding whether to offer them in red, green and orange filaments like my factory lights, or all orange/gold, or a choice of one or the other.
Getting really close to shopping, but this is still a prototype in the picture.

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I'm happy to say this should begin shipping this weekend. I had to overcome a few issues with the design, source better LEDs and also deal with some personal problems... All is well now and I'm pumping them out as we speak. They are not the easiest thing to make and each one is hand assemble so they are all slightly different.

They are going to be the factory colors as shown in the Rush manual. Red, orange/amber and green from left to right.

(I will make an announcement here when the item is in my store)

OK its taken a lot of work to get here, but Space Coast Pinball is finally able to release the first shipment of the Time Machine simulated vacuum tube lighting. This took me a while to get the look I wanted and find a bright enough LED to go inside. I've also been SUPER busy in my personal life and day job, so I apologize they are so late. Each light is hand assembled and painted from 6 parts per bulb, so all are slightly different as a result. It has a real steam punk look and I was just playing my game and they look amazing if I do say so. Because of the intricate nature of the build, a lot of time and effort goes in to making each one of these. I'm sure this first wave will sell out soon and I will try to ramp up production speed with the help of some new tools that are on their way!

https://pinside.com/pinball/market/shops/1312-space-coast-pinball/06768-rush-time-machine-simulated-vacuum-tube-led-upgrade-kit

These are based on Cointaker LEDs, so should be very, very reliable in the long run. That said, they are encased as an integral part of the assembly and the LED itself can' t be replaced. In the outside chance any are defective and fail early, I will replace it. I've been on Pinside for 17 years now, so hopefully I will be around another 17. I tried a number of ways to make the LED separate and things were not sturdy enough and the light alignment is critical to being bright enough.

I got these for the two on the left. They look great.

https://pinside.com/pinball/market/shops/1227-willipinball-mods/05759-rush-steampunk-gear-flash-covers

Something else that will help clean up the look of the three indicator lights in this game would be using the colored "indicator lamps" from Comet. Basically the domes are the color of the LED instead of being that ugly white.

https://www.cometpinball.com/products/colored-lens-indicator-lamps

Anyone who has pre-orders in for the time machine lights will be hearing from me soon if you haven't already. It takes a while to build these. I have 40 sets complete and more coming soon. Here is what 40 of the green ones look like in the tray where I let the glue dry.

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And here is my sophisticated test tool for testing the final product before shipping.

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That hardware kit looks sick!! I can't wait to get one. I have a Titan ring set waiting to go and figure I will install them both at the same time.