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You might could talk to mrbill2084 I think his has the inner art. Maybe he could get it. Scanned for you?
I don't mind let you guys scan it, but I am not going to ship it and I don't have access to equipment to do it.
Appreciate the offer of help, Bill. I asked about this earlier in the thread and animesuperj mentioned he has an original and is working with someone who has made a scan of it. Obviously the fluorescent inks make it a challenge to reproduce.
But my fingers are crossed that we'll see a repro of this piece fairly soon. The game just isn't the same without it.
Hopefully these are as easy to replace as I've heard. I'm going to be very careful.
Yeah, I did it on my Star Castle. You won't have any problem.
Yes, I've been trying to spread the word on this stuff. I started using it after buying a 2' x 4' piece for the front of my Star Castle. It was so much easier than using contact cement that I started buying 3' x 8' sheets for game sides.
It's not cheap. Regular vertical grade laminate is about $45 for a 3'x8' sheet. The self-adhesive stuff is around $85. So you're talking around $170 plus tax to do both sides of a game instead of $90 (+ cost of cement).
The advantage is that I can do a side in about 30 minutes with no drippy, smelly contact cement. No rollers. No waiting for it to dry (but not too dry). No dowels. It's much easier to work with and looks just as good.
And, yes, it comes in black. I'll be using a black sheet for the front of the game.
Is this the stuff you used?
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Wilsonar...CH=RV-_-rv_search_plp_rr-_-NA-_-203592675-_-N
The self-adhesive stuff is nearly double the price but much easier to use and very little odor compared to contact cement. Also, the stuff I order is a bit thinner: 0.032 inches vs. 0.039 inches.
Do you find that the T molding is off a little bit due to the thickness of the laminate? Thanks for the writeup, very helpful.