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Includes an English and a Spanish language reproduction of the factory card. Also includes a coinage card, US currency. Type and layout produced with Adobe InDesign. Graphics drawings used Illustrator and GIMP. Assembly, vectorization, and colorization to simulate print out on Solar Yellow stock in Adobe Illustrator. Encom font by Disney (thanks Anuroth) Vector-based TRON Legacy logos from Wikipedia.org. Used it with some effects in GIMP for a new hi-rez wheel image. Character images and the identity disc taken from hi-res sources (Disney sourced wallpapers and promo images). Thanks to alphacoders, Gabriel Vegas, unisci24, and tron-wikia. Thanks to Pinsider Av8 for the matching image of Flynn, taken from an image of a genuine LE playfield. Stern card template comes from earlier work. Flyers - courtesy of the Arcade Museum's Flyer Archive. Special thanks to Kim Keist, Mark Steinman, IPDB, and ICPjuggla for reference images. And last but not least, Inkochnito, for providing super hi-res, 600 dpi images of the English and Spanish card as ultimate source images from which I also used the recognizer and light cycle graphics. Videos are in their native format. If you need to rotate or convert for your specific setup, I suggest using TerryRed's converter scripts: This work is free to use by the community without attribution. All sources are trademarks / copyrights of their respective owners. This is to be privately used in front-ends or for other non-commercial (or at least non-profit) pinball-related applications. I hold no responsibility for their misuse.

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Includes reproductions of factory cards. Type and layout produced with Adobe InDesign. Image clean-up for the QR code used GIMP. Assembly, vectorization, and colorization to simulate print out on Solar Yellow stock in Adobe Illustrator. Two English language and one Spanish language cards included. Logo from the welogo blog. Stern card template comes from earlier work. Stern logo vector graphic taken directly from a Star Trek Pro service manual 300dpi scan of the Pro flyer courtesy http://flyers.cdyn.com/ Limited Edition flyer - raw image extracted directly from the brochure published at sternpinball.com using xpdfbin and converted to lossless PNG using ImageMagick Wheel image with the classic logo comes straight from wikimedia. Special thanks to pinballnews.com and marcospecialties for source images. Videos are in their native format. If you need to rotate or convert, I suggest using TerryRed's converter scripts: This work is free to use by the community without attribution. All sources are trademarks / copyrights of their respective owners. This is to be privately used in front-ends or for other non-commercial (or at least non-profit) pinball-related applications. I hold no responsibility for their misuse.

Pack contains vector-based reproductions of the factory cards, There is a Limited Edition card and what I suppose is a Pro card. There is also a promo card that was used at the Chicago Auto Show. Type and layout used InDesign. Some graphics work used GIMP. Assembly and simulation of print out on Solar yellow stock used Illustrator. Appropriate coinage card also included (US currency only). Shotmaps also included. Images extracted using xpdfbin and dumped into Flash containers. Fonts include Serpentine by Dick Jensen and obtained at fontsonline.net and Xolonium v2.0 by Severin Meyer, available under GNU GPL 2.0 with my own minor but noticeable modifications to better match the reference image. Vector-based Stern logo nabbed from the Batman manual. Vector-based Ford oval logo is from Wikipedia. Special thanks to Dozer and 85vett for their fine tables from which I extracted a car image. Best I could find. A good era appropriate car image found on Pinterest, posted on the account of carrentingreviews was used in the promo card. Made my best attempt to convert to sketch. So, not exactly genuine. HD Mustang badge image from autoware.com.au and traced to vector to use as a logo. Ultra hi-res image of the pony badge from Fathead and simply scaled down for use in the cards. The Mustang badge was modified a bit in Illustrator and combined with the pony badge in GIMP to make an ultra hi-res wheel image. I've also included the wheel images I first pubished here. I still like them a lot. Raw images extracted from the flyers available at Stern's website and losslessly converted to PNG. Thanks to ninuzzu for extracting a card image for me from Stern Pinball Arcade. Thanks to Pinballnews.com, autoblog.com, Jason Rufer and IPDB.org for additional reference images and assets. Special thanks once again to Inkochnito for hosting the factory shotmaps. All videos are in native format. If you need to rotate or convert for your specific setup, I suggest using TerryRed's converter scripts: This work is free to use by the community without attribution. All sources are trademarks / copyrights of their respective owners. This is to be privately used in front-ends or for other non-commercial (or at least non-profit) pinball-related applications. I hold no responsibility for their misuse.

Includes reproductions of Pro and Premium/Limited Edition factory cards in two varieties - the usual Solar Yellow stock and a full color (red). There are English language cards for Pro and Limited Edition and there are French language cards for Limited Edition only. Coin cards are also included (US currency only). Graphic elements processed with GIMP. Type and layout produced with Adobe InDesign. Some more graphics work, assembly, vectorization, and colorization in Adobe Illustrator. The basis for the AC/DC logo came from here: http://vectorlogo4u.com/acdc-vector-logo/ with plenty of modifications. Elements of the Stern Pinball logo were also incorporated from earlier work. Final logo used in the card is also the wheel image (it's huge/native resolution). I have some other wheel images available here: http://vpinball.com/VPBdownloads/acdc-wheels/ Fonts - Squealer (typodermicfonts.com); Helvetica condensed and Helvetica Neue Condensed thanks to ephifonts.com. Hi-rez image of the Luci Premium flyer courtesy of Stern Pinball and published by IPDB. For Pro and Limited Edition flyers, raw image extracted directly from the factory PDFs using xpdfbin and converted to lossless PNG using ImageMagick. Special thanks to Kim Keist and Ed VanderVeen and IPDB; pinballnews.com; and as always Inkochnito for reference images. Videos are in their native format. If you need to rotate or convert for your specific setup, I suggest using TerryRed's converter scripts: This work is free to use by the community without attribution. All sources are trademarks / copyrights of their respective owners. This is to be privately used in front-ends or for other non-commercial (or at least non-profit) pinball-related applications. I hold no responsibility for their misuse.

Includes reproduction of factory card. Type and layout produced with Adobe InDesign. Assembly, vectorization, and colorization to simulate print out on Solar Yellow stock in Adobe Illustrator. French and Spanish language cards included. Logo from seeklogo.net Stern card template comes from earlier work. 300dpi scans of flyers courtesy http://flyers.cdyn.com/ Special thanks to Inkochnito. Videos are in native format. If you need to rotate or convert for your specific setup, I suggest TerryRed's converter scripts: This work is free to use by the community without attribution. All sources are trademarks / copyrights of their respective owners. This is to be privately used in front-ends or for other non-commercial (or at least non-profit) pinball-related applications. I hold no responsibility for their misuse.

Includes reproductions of factory cards, one English language and one Spanish language plus coin cards (US currency only). Graphic elements processed with GIMP. Type and layout produced with Adobe InDesign. Some more graphics work, assembly, vectorization, and colorization to simulate print out on Solar Yellow stock in Adobe Illustrator. Thanks to HauntFreaks and team Iron Man for the accurate S.H.I.E.L.D. logo, the spinner texture, and hi-rez playfield image from which I extracted most of the graphics. Huge logo image from a DualShockers game review. Also used as a basis for the wheel image. Background color used in the wheel image from minimalist designer, Gidi Vigo. Thanks to Pinsider Marc for a crisp image of the Iron Man playfield insert decal that I could perspective correct, found in the Pinside Iron Man gallery. Fonts - Tungsten from Hoefler & Co. (thanks Mark Breneman) used for the "Do or Die Time" logo. Shattered pattern for the "Do or Die Time" logo used portions of a shattered back ground vector image copyright CharlesLeon, found at vecteezy.com. 300dpi scan of the Iron Man classic flyer courtesy http://flyers.cdyn.com/ For Vault Edition flyers, raw image extracted directly from the factory PDFs using xpdfbin and converted to lossless PNG using ImageMagick. Special thanks to pinballnews.com and marcospecialties.com for reference images. Videos are in their native format. I suggest using TerryRed's Converter Scripts if you need to rotate or convert videos for your specific setup: This work is free to use by the community without attribution. All sources are trademarks / copyrights of their respective owners. This is to be privately used in front-ends or for other non-commercial (or at least non-profit) pinball-related applications. I hold no responsibility for their misuse.

Includes reproductions of factory cards, two English language variations with slightly different layout. Some graphic elements processed with GIMP. Type and layout produced with Adobe InDesign. Some more graphics work, assembly, vectorization, and colorization to simulate print out on Solar Yellow stock in Adobe Illustrator. Logos from Wikimedia.org. Fonts - Spookhouse from House Industries (early prototype version at fontsgeek.com), Tungsten from Hoefler & Co. (thanks Mark Breneman), and Helvetica (thanks ephifonts). Stern card template and coinage cards from earlier work. Special thanks to Bob Smith at PAPA.org, Aurich at Ars Technica, and Adriaan Van Roeden at PinballNews.com for reference images. PAPA.org had an excellent image from which I could draw a working qrcode. Flyers - raw image extracted directly from the factory PDFs using xpdfbin and converted to lossless PNG using ImageMagick. Wheel images in turn extracted from the flyer images and cleaned and reassembled using the GIMP. These are exactly the same as published here: Videos are in native format. If you need to rotate or convert for your specific setup, I suggest TeryRed's converter scripts: This work is free to use by the community without attribution. All sources are trademarks / copyrights of their respective owners. This is to be privately used in front-ends or for other non-commercial (or at least non-profit) pinball-related applications. I hold no responsibility for their misuse.

Includes a reproduction of the English language factory card. Also includes coinage cards, US currency only. Type and layout produced with Adobe InDesign. Image clean-up for the QR code and the Enterprise illustration used GIMP. Assembly, vectorization, and colorization to simulate print out on Solar Yellow stock in Adobe Illustrator. Also includes shotmaps extracted from the factory PDFs and dumped into a Flash container. Horizon font by Bitstream, available at FontsMarket.com. I used this font with some skew in InDesign to create the title and added some effects in Illustrator to create a vector-based ultra high-rez wheel image. Starfleet insignia silhouette was traced in Illustrator using a hi-rez image of a prop reproduction that is sold by away-mission.com Klingon empire logo is from Wikipedia and modified in Illustrator. Stern card template comes from earlier work. Flyers - raw image extracted directly from the brochures published at sternpinball.com using xpdfbin and converted to lossless PNG using ImageMagick. I've also included the Jpeg flyer and promo images available at IPDB.org. The flyers at IPDB appears to be higher resolution than what I'm able to get from the PDFs at the Stern website. Special thanks to to Rocky Mountain Pinball and J.M. Artés at veopixeles.com for reference images. I also took my own pictures at Pinballz, a great local arcade with the largest pinball collection in Texas. I used my own photos for images of the QR code and the Enterprise. Once again, thanks to Inkochnito for hosting the factory shotmaps. Videos are in their native format. If you need to rotate/convert for your specific setup, I'll point to TerryRed's converter scripts: This work is free to use by the community without attribution. All sources are trademarks / copyrights of their respective owners. This is to be privately used in front-ends or for other non-commercial (or at least non-profit) pinball-related applications. I hold no responsibility for their misuse.

Includes reproduction of the factory card. Type and layout produced with Adobe InDesign. Image clean-up for the QR code used GIMP. Assembly, vectorization, and colorization to simulate print out on Solar Yellow stock in Adobe Illustrator. X-Men symbol logo from wikimedia. Wolf's Bane and X-Fighter fonts from Daniel Zadorozny Helvetica fonts from ephifonts.com Stern card template comes from earlier work. Flyers - raw image extracted directly from the brochures published at sternpinball.com using xpdfbin and converted to lossless PNG using ImageMagick Wheel images extracted from the flyer images, retaining original resolution/no compression. Clean up using GIMP. Special thanks to to Kim Keist and IPDB.org for the source image. Videos are in their native format. If you need to rotate or convert them for your specific setup, I refer you to TerryRed's coverter scripts: This work is free to use by the community without attribution. All sources are trademarks / copyrights of their respective owners. This is to be privately used in front-ends or for other non-commercial (or at least non-profit) pinball-related applications. I hold no responsibility for their misuse.