FAQ:
– Q: How do I install these, and will I need any special skills or tools? In particular, with the lit headlights? A: I have made how-to-install videos to walk you through the installation process.  They very simple to install! With lit headlights, I’ve taken care of all the soldering/wirework necessary, so all you’ll need for installation are a few basic tools and the kits that I provide.

– Q: Is hardware included? A: Yes! With the road-only version, you receive 3 black screws and 2 black washers. With the road/grass version, you receive 3 long silver screws. With the lighted version of road-only or road/grass, you also receive a custom 3D printed bulb mount, special bulb, and gold screws & washers to clean up the Super Jackpot sign. The bridge requires no hardware for installation, but the lighted version includes a bulb and a zip tie. Reference installation videos for more details!

– Q: What’s the difference in the bridge colors? A: I have five different colors available — sandstone, brick, stone, marble, and gray. Gray is a flat solid-color material, whereas the other four all have dark ‘flake’ in the material to give it a more realistic/life-like look. See the photos in this listing for a closer look.

– Q: I don’t like layer lines on 3D prints, can you see the layer lines? A: If you look closely enough, sure. Are they visible from the player’s distance/perspective? Barely, if at all. I print most of my parts at very fine resolution (i.e., very thin layers) to improve their visual quality and minimize visible layer lines (which results in longer print times, of course). However, if you look closely enough you may see layer lines inherent to FDM printing. Remember, if you look closely enough at anything, you’ll find imperfections!

– Q: Why does the bridge cost so much more? A: The bridge I’ve designed has a lot of intricate detail — separate bricks, archways, uneven surfaces, etc. — and therefore takes TWENTY-TWO HOURS to print. Due to the significantly longer print time — tying up one of the printers for nearly a full day — and also for the use of additional material, the bridge necessitates a higher price.

– Q: Why does the weathering cost so much more? A: Another artistic Pinsider has offered this service, so I am making this an available option and paying him for his services. It involves my sending the bridge to him, he then takes several hours of his time to artificially ‘weather’ it by hand, and then he repacks it to ship on to you. The additional cost for the weathering covers the amount I’ve agreed to pay him per bridge, the second shipment in the process, and a little extra to cover the extra fees I will incur (that he will not).

– Q: Do you warranty this? A: I warranty all of my products and will replace them for you if they ever break, EXCEPT for the car model. By purchasing this mod, you acknowledge that the car itself is a true model with breakable parts, and by putting it inside a pinball machine you accept the risk of damage by airball, etc. The placement in the game is such that getting hit with an airball is unlikely, but not impossible. Again, the cars are in limited supply (and aren’t exactly cheap), so I will not replace a damaged car. I will replace a damaged bridge, road, or sign if required.

Installation Instructions

Road Scene installation:

Bridge scene installation: