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Solar Fire Reproduction Playfield Gauge

By thegamedoc

3 years ago


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#17 1 year ago

Tim,
I'm curious if you will be screening the half-tones on the playfield.

I also would be interested in a set of plastics ( possible two)

11 months later
#71 11 months ago

Tim,
Many thanks for your work on this project. I don't think anyone who sent in a PF thought this would happen quickly.

I really appreciate the insights into the process and your hard work to make this happen.

Bob

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#98 6 months ago

That's a bummer. Can't you get them back?

I'd be willing to help with any CAD work needed. I'm not a graphics guy though... I can laser out stuff if needed.

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#169 50 days ago

I'm just looking at the apron and wondering if we couldn't get some dry transfer rub downs made up....

When i say "we" i mean us Solar Fire People.

That border all the way around the apron makes it tough.

#176 50 days ago
Quoted from sethbenjamin:

I have been intending to get on this for awhile…I’ve got one SF with an apron, one without. I can scan the original and make decals. I’ve gotten good results using vinyl decal paper with my Epson photo printer.
The SF apron has a pretty elaborate design (it’s remarkable just how much art they packed into these machines, really.) And yeah, the narrow parts around the border make this one particularly fussy to reproduce, which is why I’m thinking adhesive decal paper is the way to go. The stuff I found is still really thin, but takes color nicely. Last apron I worked on I sprayed a few layers of Rustoleum clear over the decals, which worked very well. I’m not sure if there would be an issue doing this with auto paints and clear coat, but enamel paint and clear looks quite decent, main drawback is just the layering of paint and annoyingly long cure time.
See pics. I’ve only done this one apron, and it’s comparatively simple, but at least gives a bit of “proof of concept.” I’ve made other more colorful decals and they have really good saturation. [quoted image][quoted image][quoted image][quoted image][quoted image]

Very nice!

#181 48 days ago

I have these at 600dpi. PM if needed
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