Still busy with the European Classics Pinball Championships I do try to complete a few more lines of the playfield every other night or so…

Just for making sure everything is done according to CPR standards I’ve sent the first Flash plastic (a slingshot) to Kevin Wayte at Classic Playfield Reproductions for a general checkup. If this one’s OK then I should be able to send the rest of these plastics by the end of the week.

Stay tuned folks.

Nearly finished with the Flash plastics now. What’s left is looking over the crop lines and making the art bleed at the right places.

Ready for finishing touches (click for larger version):

As if I didn’t already have all too much work I’m also doing the Barracora repro plastic set.

Although this was the first project I started it’s unfortunately the least prioritized – for the moment.

Work in progress from Bally Hotdoggin’ (1980) plastic set. I’m about halfway through this set but can’t work full time on my free time on this due to more urgent projects. That’s too bad as this kind of graphics are quite easy compared to other stuff.

I’m currently working on the plastics for Williams Flash. For being a starter kit – Constantino Mitchell’s art is kind of tough… I’m not exactly looking forward to the playfield… The stippled art is very time consuming to reproduce – especially when it comes to filling out punched holes. I’m about 1.5 plastics away from completion when it comes to the artwork. And then I will do some finishing touches to bleeds and crop marks and stuff before I send it to CPR.

Work-in-progress (click for larger versions):

Let’s outrun the police and those old warped, cracked plastics!

This is one of my current CPR projects – running parallell with the Bally Hotdoggin’ plastics and the HS2 playfield for B&T Automaten in Germany. Eh, and a few other reproductions for friends and acquaintances…

When I’ve finished work on the Flash plastics set I’ll be taking on the Bride of Pin·Bot… I’ve already tested a promo speaker cutout and this project is going to be a walk in the park compared to the insanely detailed and sketchy Flash art.

Work in progress (click for larger versions):