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  1. Backglass for Williams Pinball Volume 10

    Backglass images for the new Williams Pinball Volume 10.
     
    Comet (Table_199)
    Fire! (Table_200)
    Diner (Table_201)
     
    This is my very first attempt at uploading files.
     
    It took my wayyy to long to put these together as I really have no idea what I'm doing lol. If you can use these until something better comes along then great!

    204 downloads

       (1 review)

    1 comment

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  2. Allied Leisure Cocktail Tables backdrop

    My cabinet has a 16:9 backglass screen and a full DMD, and I had this idea to make a mask to capture the vibe of the unique Allied Leisure cocktail tables (Take Five, Roy Clark The Entertainer, & Circa 1933). 
     
    It's an interpretation of the octagon table design but liberties were obviously taken to make it work with the backglass.
     
    I've included the .res I made to size the 3-screen backglass into this frame. You may need to make adjustments for your cab but hopefully this provides some clues on how I approached it.

    12 downloads

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  3. Pokémon (Stern 2026) - Backglasses

    Pokémon (Stern 2026) - Backglasses
     
    Pro
    Premium
    LE
     
    Cheers,
    FD.
     

    18 downloads

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  4. Hot ball (Taito 1979) Alternate "Happy Days" Image to make DB2S

    Hot ball (Taito 1979) Alternate "Happy Days" Image to make DB2S

    6 downloads

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  5. B2S - Python Script to generate frames

    Hello,
     
    The script is now useless if you use Vpin Studio because it is integrated from version 4.3.0
     
    Here's a small, unpretentious script that generates frames from .b2s files or images (.png or .jpg) to center your 16:9 backglass instead of having black bars on the sides of the backglass.
     
    Three frames are generated:
    - One in "ambilight" style, which uses the pixels on the edge of the backglass to generate the frame. (see AC/DC screenshot)
    - One that creates a sort of blurred zoom of the backglass. (see 301 Bullseye screenshot)
    - One that creates a sort of blurred mirror reflection. (see Black & Red screenshot)
     
    It's far from perfect and far from being as good as the Protomech frames I use whenever possible, but it provides a quick option when no frames exist while waiting to create a better one manually
     
    Usage:
    - Put the .py file in an empty folder. - Place your .b2s and desired images in a "sources" folder at the same level as the .py file.
    - Run the .py script.
    - The frames are generated in the "frames" folder, with a subfolder for each variant.

    11 downloads

       (2 reviews)

    1 comment

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  6. Film Frames Bezel for 16:9 Backglasses on a 4:3 Monitor

    Those of us who use a 4:3 monitor for their backglass know the problem: Most backglasses from the late 1970s to the early 2000s look all right without too much stretching, since the format used primarily back then was pretty close to a 4:3 aspect ratio. This changed in the 2010s though, when modern pinball companies increasingly used 16:9 aspect ratio monitors for their digital backglasses.
     
    Of course you all know how to tweak your screen .res files (and if you don't, you should learn - it's not hard, and it makes a world of difference not having a stretched or squished backglass to look at), but that still leaves black bars at the top and bottom of the monitor.
     
    This is a bezel that fills that empty space. It's designed to look like the edges of classic film frames and could conceivably be used for all kinds of tables with 16:9 backglasses that are based on movies and/or TV shows: Guardians of the Galaxy, The Munsters, Beavis and Butt-Head, Game of Thrones, Wizard of Oz... I used mine for Tom & Jerry, as it goes particularly well with the classic cartoon look.
    I also included my .res file for that table to provide an example. Of course your values will have to be edited, as this is tailored to my particular specs (playfield 1920x1080, backglass 1600x1200, DMD 1280x720, bezel images in c:\bezels), but maybe it'll be of use to someone.
     
    The image can also be used as a size guide template. Just replace the film frames with other images for other 16:9 backglasses (I made one with rusty riveted metal for Volkan Steel and Metal, for example).
     
    Share and enjoy!

    13 downloads

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  7. Mexico Deluxe Backglass Static

    I included work in progress screenshot, just to show no AI was used in the making, (although the image is questionable from Magic Pixel). 
    Anyway enjoy.

    9 downloads

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  8. Spirit of 76 (Gottlieb, 1975)

    Completely redrawn with vectors by me.
    This is one of my favorite back glasses. When in school, I missed many hours, 'cause there was a pub on the other side of the street and they had that game! Original Art by Gordon Morison
     
    Please find the appropriate perfect  b2S here (B2S created by @hauntfreaks)
     
    The perfect VPX version of this game (by @EMUnderdogs) can be found here:
     

    14 downloads

       (3 reviews)

    1 comment

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  9. Iron Eagle DMD image

    Iron eagle logo 
     
    Enjoy !

    16 downloads

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  10. Universal grill for bally and stern and williams

    I saw a lot of guys who make backgrounds and add bad quality DMD Grill with incorrect dimensions to them , so I tried to fix this. This Grill is identical to the original one we see in the real pinball. Anyone who wants to make a background can add it to it. It's not of Hi Rez quality, but at least it's better compared to the ones we see with a lot of backgrounds offered for download. If I find another with hi rez I will put it in the future

    53 downloads

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  11. Qbert's Quest (Gottlieb, 1983)

    Rough and dirty touch up of a picture I've taken at the Pinball Hall of Fame a few years ago.

    16 downloads

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    1 comment

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  12. Gold Star (Gottlieb 1954) Full DMD Cab Art

    A Quick Cabinet Side Art Redraw from images in IPDB.  For use with Popper or to add to a Backglass.  No Backglass here just the image for your Full DMD.

    14 downloads

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  13. Petaco 2 (juegos populares 1985) 2.0 backglass

    Backglass de Petaco 2 con digitos mejorados 

    25 downloads

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  14. 8-Ball (Williams, 1966) JB

    Completly re-drawn as vector graphics by me. Original art by Art Stenholm (based on different sources)
     
    You can find the complete awesome VP game (by @EMUnderdogs) and the b2s (by @hauntfreaks ) here:
    Vector view and detail view attached.

    14 downloads

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    3 comments

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  15. Bali-Hi (Bally, 1970) JB

    Completely re-drawn as vector graphic by me.
     
    Vere unusual and very rare BG. I found only a very few and also very poor pictures of it. There are different dates in the net for the release date. I've taken 1970, as this info come from the ipdb.org.
     
    Due to the poor base pictures, colors might be not 100% and in some parts I needed to do some educated guesses. I tried my best....
     
    Original art by Christian Marche. Vector view attached.

    19 downloads

       (0 reviews)

    1 comment

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  16. Expo (Williams, 1969) JB

    Completely re-drawn as vector graphic by me.
    This was a pretty simple one, took only 6 hours to complete. I uploaded 2 versions, one complete re-drawing, the other one is without the back glass animation. I don't know, what is required to make a VP back glass out of it, so this might make it easier.
     
    Original art by Christian Marche. Vector view attached.

    26 downloads

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    1 comment

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  17. Pat Hand (Williams,1975) JB

    Completely re-drawn as vector graphic by me.
    There are some very good versions of this BG here, but since I did the playfield in vectors, I wanted to do the backglass also. This one was pretty tough, there are many details.
     
    Original art by Christian Marche. Vector view and original picture (taken at the pinball hall of fame) attached.
     
     
    Don't let me be the only one doing vector back glasses. Take a look at my tutorial in the tutorial section and try it on your own. It's easy and big fun!!


    31 downloads

       (1 review)

    2 comments

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  18. Swinger (Williams, 1971) JB

    Completely re-drawn as vector graphic by me.
     
    This was a pretty simple one, took just 2 evenings to complete. Original Art by Christan Marche.
     
    Attached are the vector view and a detail.
     
    Don't let me be the only one doing vector back glasses. Take a look at my tutorial in the tutorial section and try it on your own. It's easy and big fun!!


    24 downloads

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    2 comments

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  19. Six Sticks (Bally, 1966) JB

    Completely re-drawn as vector graphic by me.
    One of the very few 6-player games I'm aware of (The only other one is Bally's "6 Million Dollar Man", one of my favorite early Bally SS games). I've taken the picture at the Pinball Hall of Fame in Vegas. Fun fact, the game there is a German version... I used the picture I've taken as base for my re-draw, but since I prefer the English version of games, I searched for pictures of the US version on the net and converted my picture.
    Looks like there is no VP version of this game, but I'm only in the back glass department, so some motivated person will make a vp version of this... 🙂
     
    Attached is the original picture and the vector view.
     
     
     


    16 downloads

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    1 comment

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  20. Fireball (Bally, 1972) JB

    Touch up of a very nice back glass. Original art by Dave Christensen.

    24 downloads

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    1 comment

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  21. Road Race (Gottlieb, 1969) JB

    Quick touch up of a  pretty nice back glass in my opinion. Original Art by Art Stenholm.

    21 downloads

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  22. Flipper Parade (Gottlieb, 1961) JB

    Quick touch up of not very good base picture. Original artwork by Roy Parker.

    17 downloads

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    3 comments

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  23. Scuba (Gottlieb, 1970) JB

    Touch up of a very nice back glass. Original art by Art Stenholm.

    32 downloads

       (1 review)

    13 comments

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  24. Kicker (Gottlieb, 1977) JB

    Touch up (with many vectors) of a nice back glass. Original artwork by Gordon Morison. Soccer is is at least a sport I know the rules of...
     
    Original picture (taken at the PHoF) attached.

    15 downloads

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  25. Snow Derby (Gottlieb, 1970) JB

    This one was pretty much work. Again a mixture of touch up and quite a lot (!)  vectors. I had to adjust brightness and contrast a lot  to make the leafs in trees visible .
     
    I think, this back glass is just great. Art Stenholm made a very good job here. A girl/lady riding a snow mobile in a race seems to be pretty unusual for a game from 1970.
     
    Original picture (taken at the Pinball Hall of Fame in Vegas) attached.

    19 downloads

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    0 comments

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