WTB: Q*bert's Quest NOS Plastic set

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WTB: Q*bert's Quest NOS Plastic set

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Added: 2019-06-27 Re-listed: 2 times (January 30th, 2020) Ended: March 12th, 2020

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Looking for a set of NOS Q*bert's Quest plastics.

Let me know what is available.

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Melbourne, ON, CA

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#2 2 years ago

SFV

Hammerhead

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Bump

#3 2 years ago

jake35

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i'd guess that wouldn't be an easy find...

#4 2 years ago

SFV

Hammerhead

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Apparently not.

I'd also consider repros

#5 2 years ago

SCH

Schusler

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Sycamore, IL

12y 64,300 1,519

Steve is out?

#6 2 years ago

SFV

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Back looking for these, let me know what you have. Will also take hi-res scans so that I can make my own.

1 week later

#14 2 years ago

jake35

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did you ever get any?

#15 2 years ago

SFV

Hammerhead

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No, nothing yet. Would you be able to get some hi-res scans of your plastics?

#16 2 years ago

jake35

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OP
Quoted from Hammerhead:
No, nothing yet. Would you be able to get some hi-res scans of your plastics?

Sure, what is the best way to do that

#17 2 years ago

SFV

Hammerhead

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I usually use my printer which has a scan function on it. 600 dpi would be a good resolution.

Some plastics are too large, so you need to scan them in sections and stitch them together. I can do the stitching on my end if you send me the raw files.

You can zip up all the scans and send them via a large file transfer site like wetransfer.com. It's free and you don't need to be a member.

Thanks in advance!

#18 2 years ago

JAX

Cherries_Jubilee

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4y 32,400 178

Bad link, Sorry

#19 2 years ago

jake35

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I can scan them for you, no prob. One of my plastics are broken, hopefully it's not the one you need. How do you print them? I will make a spare set as well once I figure out how LOL.

#20 2 years ago

SFV

Hammerhead

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That will be great, thanks. When scanning larger plastics that can't be scanned all at once, make sure there's a big overlap in the scans so stitching is easier.

I take the scanned images and clean them up in Adobe Illustrator, then I can take them to a local print shop that will print them directly on plastic. He's also a pinball guy so he knows the quality I'm looking for. My only issue so far has been they appear washed out when you put lights underneath, even worse with LEDs

#21 2 years ago

jake35

Pinside+ Member

Sounds like a plan. I will get them scanned this weekend, I have a scanner at my office and will get them sent to you

1 week later

#22 2 years ago

SFV

Hammerhead

Pinside member

Hi Jake, any luck with the scans?

#23 2 years ago

jake35

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