What is the durability of these items? That backboard looks great but my game sends a lot of air balls up there into the Pharoah's face. I would hate to drop serious coin on one of these and have it break.

Very cool, resin sounds like the right material to go for this kind of thing and a warranty is a bonus for sure.

Looks amazing but the way it sticks out above the target makes me think it could block some shots. Also a shame it doesn't fit the pro models

I'd love to, it looks SO good but I just promised myself no more money on mods haha. I broke down and bought the precision flippers so unfortunately I have to pass on this one. Amazing work though, you are a true artist.

Holy! That's a lot of oracles, that looks awesome!

Wow I'm surprised by the quantity you can produce these in considering the quality. Are they all hand painted?

I saw one person in the Iron Maiden thread got theirs so it seems like they're starting to go out now.

Wow, you must have some powerslaves just like the Egyptians did to produce all of that!!

Wow nice boxes too, you guys really go all out on these designs! I love the amount of care put into everything you do, I was looking through the other products you sell on LSOG and was impressed by every one.

Did you ever make anything for Metallica machines?

Lior said a video was coming but I haven't seen it posted here yet

Has anyone installed one on a pro yet? I'm having some issues lining up the holes and knowing where to use spacers or not. It seems like the pro has less screw holes in the backboard than the premium so I could probably install it without some of them in but then it might kind of loose, but even then some of them just aren't lining up with the model.

Lior has offered to help of course, we just haven't had a chance to connect yet.

What are you guys doing about lighting now that you lose the GI from the backboard? I bought the LEDs Lior suggested that plug into the GI socket but I think all of the sockets are covered once the backboard is fully installed. Not sure if there is a free slot to put them or if I should just solder directly to the back of the bulb holder.

Yeah I do have the pro and without the back GI it's a little dark. Not enough to prevent you from playing but I find it makes the glare on the backglass from the LCD a little more pronounced which is annoying.

I got it installed in my pro thanks to a call with Lior. He's super helpful and provides great service for his mods!

The pro has less screw holes that can be used so you need to use some double sided tape and make some decisions on where you want it placed exactly. I ended up using the two screw holes behind the left torch for the left piece as well as some double sided tape between that piece and the left screw on the playfield handle. On the right piece I used the bottom two holes for screws.. The Pharaoh didn't line up quite right so I didn't use any screws at all for that part, I just used some strong double sided tape to tape it to the metal shroud around the target.

I 3d printed my own spacers to get the spacing just right and also printed a spacer with a base to support the upper right corner of the right piece.

Pro owners make sure you fit the plastic over the left ramp so you don't place the beetle too close to that. I had to re-place the beetle block because I didn't take this into account.

My only issue now is the lighting. It's definitely not too dark to play but without the lights under the glass on that side of the playfield you get a wicked glare from the LCD screen. I have the 50smd matrix lighting strip that Lior suggested but I'm not sure where to put it.

You'll have to take the staples holding one of the sockets out from the backboard and use that socket to run the LED strip. I might try sticking it on top of the backboard but not sure how that's going to look.

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