Our original Scan was of an NOS Backglass in Mint Condition and the Repro is within 98% accuracy ( keeping in mind that the Repro is a 9th Generation Copy).....

Generations =
1.) Original Painting
2.) Original Film Seperations
3.) Original Mesh Screens (for printing)
4.) Original Screen Printing
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5.) New Cruse Scan of NOS Glass
6.) Photo Retouching to Color Correct & Remove Screen Printing Pixels
7.) New Film Seperations
8.) New Mesh Screen (for printing)
9.) New Screen Printing

That being said: This new repro looks pretty fricking good, for being a 9th Generation Copy.

If your looking for a "Perfect Match" then may I suggest buying an NOS Glass for $500+...but for the Money you can't beat this repro glass....

& the Repro is NOT Faded like 99% of the originals out there......

Here are some comparison images I took of a friends SS with the Original Glass & the Repro.....

Space Shuttle_Comparison Images-422.jpg

Thanks guys, it's a slow process & we are making small art & production tweaks with every (cmyk) glass that we do in an effort to put out the best we can each time. Each glass gets better & better each time we do a new release....I can't wait to see the Taxi glass (should be out by the end of next week?).....

Stu

Looks like you have the wrong Backbox for this game....Yours looks like a Classic Bally shaped backbox instead of a Classic Williams.....

See Image Below:

SS Backbox.jpg

I don't believe that there were 2 different backboxes with 2 different artwork packages.....My best guess is that some Operator had a trashed backbox and replaced it with whatever they had laying around at the time (typical of Ops back then, anything to get it back up & running out on location to make money), and then altered the art to match the new shape of the wrong backbox....

use Split Foam Rubber Tubing from Home Depot (kinda like the split tubing in your cars engine area)