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Totally rebuilt for version 2! I took what I learned from my first pass and redid my TMNT backglass from the ground up. Changes: All elements resized and/or positioned for better visual balance and aesthetics Recreated the Splinter Feature Panel from scratch for better looks and legibility. Also changed the frame colors to represent all the turtles + April from default red & blue Replaced the TURTLES lights with illumination snippets to more clearly indicate which are lit Replaced the turtle head lights with regular white for greater clarity vs. the colored dodges Updated New Line logo to one I like better Added fantasy "credit" under Data East logo (just for looks) Added blinky headlights to the taxicab (my favorite change 😄) I welcome all constructive feedback, input, and questions. Enjoy, and let me know what you think! *************************************** Hi, friends. My first upload! I'm very excited to start contributing to the community that has taught me so much and provided so much entertainment. I have been deeply enjoying learning the ins and outs of vPinball and how the various programs work together, as well as modding and tinkering a bit on my own (oh yeah, and playing a little pinball 😆). I have been tinkering most recently with TMNT, so I thought it would be fun to try and create a backglass from scratch. Sources: I cropped the panel lights from Hauntfreaks's amazing version of the arcade BG and did some minimal cleanup (mostly just transparency and prepping the ooze for backlighting). The rest is compiled from Google image searches, arranged in GIMP, and assembled in B2S Designer (found here on VPU). I also used the All-in-One Backglass ID Finder from here (along with HF's BG) to start understanding how the assignments work. The images are a mashup of the 1990 film, the vintage cartoon/comics, and the original table, as well as some fantasy logos I thought were appropriate, added for fun. Features: The TURTLES letters in the logo sync with the panel on the playfield as you light them The character's heads do as well, and have colored lights to match their bandanas I put the Captive Ball Feature Panel at the bottom of the backglass Being a n00b, I am CERTAIN there are things I missed or could have done better, so constructive feedback and tips are very welcome and encouraged. Play around with it and let me know what you think! Feel free to use anything you find useful for your own project. Credit is appreciated, but, hey, I'm a pinballer, not a cop. Thank you SOOOOOO much to everyone here and at VPF, and I hope I can give back more to this wonderful community in the future. Enjoy! Flytrap (VPF) MrFlytrap (VPU)

Raven (Premier 1986) B2S Backglass + Alternate + Wheels PLEASE REMEMBER TO 'THANK YOU' AND 'LIKE' THE POST. Started with a "blah" backglass image. Clean up as best as possible. Recreated title and entire grill area to match the original. If anyone ever comes up with a BETTER backglass image - then I can swap it out for the existing one. In no way is the backglass perfect, but it is "ok" quality now. I also created an "alternate" version with a different character featured. The original backglass had a single fluorescent light illuminating the whole backglass - so I did my best to keep it authentic. Backglass only has a basic simulated "TURN ON" animation. Includes grill for 2-screen users with the option to 'Hide Grill' for 3-screen / cab users. Use the Grill: Hidden feature of B2S Backglass Server to hide the grill for 3 screen users. Also included is 2 new wheel images for your front end. Be sure to "rename" the backglass to the same file name as your VPX table. - - - - - - - - - PLEASE REMEMBER TO 'THANK YOU' AND 'LIKE' THE POST. This project took considerable time and wanted to share ... so "thanks" or comments in the support topic would be greatly appreciated. DO NOT include any of these files with other downloads or projects without asking / getting permission first. All Logos, Copyrights and Trademarks are property of their respective owners. PROVIDED STRICTLY FOR PERSONAL / HOME USE AND NOT FOR COMMERCIAL SALE / RE-SALE OR DISTRIBUTION!

Alternative backglass for Scooby Doo! and KISS Rock and Roll Mystery. The characters are spaced differently to better accomodate the 16:9 space on the backglass. Based on the artwork of the DVD of the movie. Thank you HauntFreaks and Goldchicco for the table!