Did this ever come of anything? I just ordered a Super Chexx Pro and picking the opposing team was agonizing. I would like to buy almost every team and swap out the decals. My idea was to create some kind of platform that each decal would go on and the put tabs on the base so it would snap in and be easily swapped out.

After researching further, another thing to factor in is that the decals are different shapes and sizes depending on the team. Here is an email from ICE that mentions the exact dimensions of each:

"All decals are placed on a styrene before being put on the game. The full size, including the styrene backing is 17.25” x 14.25” for the oval and 15.25” for the circular one.

The decals will not stick on the base without the styrene but the size of them without it is 16.75” x 13.5” for the oval and 14.549” for the circular."

In my case the away team is the Red Wings which is an oval decal so I'm trying to figure out a way to completely cover that. I am thinking i can make an oval platform that is the exact size of the styrene backing and then print out oval decals.

Update: I bought a magnet decal that is slightly larger than the decal already adhered to the base. Going to put a magnet on the other side and see how that works. Thought that would be easier than my original idea.

Just delivered today in all of her glory. Edited some of the songs already. Key to editing the songs is to match the bit rate of the original files. I have a few magnets that were printed out to match the size of the original decals on the base so when you swap out your players for a different team you can also swap the decal out. Now just have to figure out how to add some custom videos.

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I have the backup on my other laptop. I should be able to post a zip file of it at some point this weekend.

I have the folder zipped, let me know where you would like me to send it.

I do not have the under lighting but I can tell you there is an option to change the color of the "Under Lighting" in the programming. In theory, you should be able to tap into the PCB with any LED lights you want to add later. IMO it is not necessary for home use and definitely not work $200 when you can easily add them yourself for a fraction of the cost. Attached is an excerpt from the user manual.

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Are you asking if we have access to one? I think most of us in here own one so the answer would be yes?

Yes. PM me. I can try to explain the process the best I can.