Thanks to my supporters the catalog of products grows constantly and currently includes: Side Blades or Art Blades (on Decal, PET G, or on Polycarbonate), Mirror Blades, Translites on Backlight Film, Backglasses on tempered glass, and Translites on PET G with or without black mask, and with or without special effects such as cutouts, or translucent elements; PCBs, fluorescent plastic protectors (FLUOs), Posters, Roll-ups, Keychains, Stickers, Pinball Gadgets, Cabinet Decals, including easily applicable and easily removable decals on Gekkon-like material, Pin Cards (including magnetic ones), Aprons, custom pinball makeover kits, and all kinds of data files. Click on the collage image to view my portfolio.

A note on Translites: With the current technology, there is no cost effective way to make a Translite like it used to be made from celluloid film. For this reason alone, your original Translite is precious because it cannot be recreated today using the same technology. However, if you need a replacement, you usually get a replica. Most replicas are just scanned original Translites and printed on white backlight foil. My philosophy is that since I can’t make the translite 100% true to the original anymore, I might as well improve or change something about it. Therefore, I remaster it. I scan it at high DPI, retouch it, redraw some parts, modify some parts, vectorize elements that are not too complex, like a logo for example, add some special effects, like transparency or translucency, mask out some parts where I don’t want the light to penetrate the Translite, and then I get it printed on a professional equipment with multiple passes of the printing head over the material to achieve extreme contrasts and colors. In the end, I don’t call it a "repo", or “replica”. I call it “remake”, or "remastered", because the final result often surpasses the original, though not always. The quality is extremely important to me. The cost and the originality is not.

Most of my products will not work well for people who believe that they are getting a perfect replica for their original. That's why I don't call it that. I've said that numerous times on the forums, and I am clearly stating this on my website. Please keep your original Translites as they are really precious. If you are obsessed with originality, your main option is to source NOS products. There will always be people who prefer how things were, and that is normal. Some prefer silkscreen prints over digital prints, bulbs over LEDs, vinyl over CD, a gasoline car over an EV, and some think that pinball machines were better in the 90s, while some enjoy the new ones, etc, etc.

All in all. I don't strive to make great replicas. I want change, and I change a lot. Not everything I do will appeal to everyone, and I am certain it might have lesser appeal to people who are looking for a replacement Translite for their original one. Having said that, quality and some innovation is my main goal, and perhaps my products are aimed at modders more, and less at people who do restoration work.

 If you are interested in the things I do, or would like to collaborate on a project, you can join my club by clicking on the picture above. There are some amazing things inside hidden from the outside world.

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