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[WiiMoritz]

yes, but I asked to resize to widebody, my cab is widebody.

[stuzza]

yes, but I asked to resize to widebody, my cab is widebody.

Sorry, misread it.  Either way my tips are the same. You can always download one of my wide body cab art sets (eg. angry birds) and use the front as the new template.

Edited by stuzza, 04 June 2015 - 04:00 AM.

[stuzza]

[WiiMoritz]

yes, but I asked to resize to widebody, my cab is widebody.

Sorry, misread it.  Either way my tips are the same. You can always download one of my wide body cab art sets (eg. angry birds) and use the front as the new template.

ok, I will try. thanks

[dbillett1]

stuzza the fireball is now my favorite! If/when I decide to build a visual pinball machine, this is likely the artwork I would want to use. Very nice. I have been silently watching this thread for a while now, but I can hold my silence no more! The fireball got me! lol

[stuzza]

[scubajoe]

I pity the fool that does not love this

[DDH69]

So today is the day to post a few photos.  Stuzza, thanks for the customisations, I think they look great. Moving a few things around to avoid hinges, etc really paid off.  It took me a while to find the right place to get them printed (stuzza - thanks for the tips, they didn't work out, but I did find a great guy at a reasonable price if you ever need to know - that's in Adelaide by the way)

 

Here are a couple of images, the full set of photos can be seen in this thread.

 

[scubajoe]

I am totally psyched I have a modified version of this already printed for my project, it looks AWESOME, really nice mod on the coin door

So today is the day to post a few photos.  Stuzza, thanks for the customisations, I think they look great. Moving a few things around to avoid hinges, etc really paid off.  It took me a while to find the right place to get them printed (stuzza - thanks for the tips, they didn't work out, but I did find a great guy at a reasonable price if you ever need to know - that's in Adelaide by the way)

 

Here are a couple of images, the full set of photos can be seen in this thread.

 

[JAA3rd]

Love this one.  Would love it better in an ice/blue color.....maybe Blue Ball

[WiiMoritz]

frozen ball

[Pinball999]

I pity the fool that does not love this

Now we need a Starsky and Hutch cab

[vansmack]

It would be great to have an 80's themed cabinet artwork.  Perhaps with the title Pinball Classics in a 80s retro font  with different 8o's artwork like rubic cubes, classic video game characters, Tv shows, movies, etc.

[stuzza]

It would be great to have an 80's themed cabinet artwork.  Perhaps with the title Pinball Classics in a 80s retro font  with different 8o's artwork like rubic cubes, classic video game characters, Tv shows, movies, etc.

 

Here is an 80s inspired one I did based on an online photoshop tutorial.   But yeah one with those other 80s ideas might work.  Will add it to my list.

 

Edited by stuzza, 11 June 2015 - 12:11 AM.

[vansmack]

Awesome,  I will love to add to my purchase of my VirtuaPin order!!

[stuzza]

A-Team ready for download:

 

A-Team Pinball Art (CS6) 822MB : http://1drv.ms/1Krk6ev

 

[KOPTango]

@ WiiMoritz

'Let it Go' buddy!!

 

P.S Great artwork Stuzza. It's making so many people's cabs looks awesome!

Edited by KOPTango, 11 June 2015 - 06:40 AM.

[itruk]

Hey again Stuzza.

 

Managed to pay a visit to the printers today to talk to their design guy, and he's asking if you happen to have either the PDF or EPS files for the 50's style pinball machine design?

 

It's what they work with apparently

[BigBoss]

Hey again Stuzza.
 
Managed to pay a visit to the printers today to talk to their design guy, and he's asking if you happen to have either the PDF or EPS files for the 50's style pinball machine design?
 
It's what they work with apparently

Load the file into photoshop and save as a pdf

[stuzza]

Hey again Stuzza.

 

Managed to pay a visit to the printers today to talk to their design guy, and he's asking if you happen to have either the PDF or EPS files for the 50's style pinball machine design?

 

It's what they work with apparently

 

As BigBoss said above.  Simply load up any PSD files in photoshop and Save As PDF.  However, make sure you hide or delete the top layer which has the cab outline template guide.  This is there for visual reference only and you do not want to print it!   so hide that layer by clicking the little eye icon next to that layer in the layers panel.  Then normally I flatten the image - Go to "Layer" - Flatten Image.  Then simply go to File - Save As and save the file as a PDF.