LOTS OF NEW DECALS

[Rod71]

As for the cost.  Everyone is aware that you need quantity to bring the cost down on stuff like this.

There's a reason why titles like JD, DM, Poopeye are not readily available, and that is because the demand isn't really there.  Who wants to be stuck with 100 sets of Demo Man decals.

[arcadoz]

Dr Who? If there is sufficient demand for it.

[felixthadog]

There's a reason why titles like JD, DM, Poopeye are not readily available, and that is because the demand isn't really there.  Who wants to be stuck with 100 sets of Demo Man decals.

I agree, but it doesn't help that I have a JD with completely faded decals. I would love to find a source that could print some new decals for me 

Matthew

[pinmadd]

Dr Who... Black Rose   

[Extra Ball]

BR is a beautiful machine with unfaded decals, nearly all of them are faded to buggery.

[TSPP]

JD and TSPP....i'd buy x2 if they were cheap enough

[Rod71]

JD and TSPP....i'd buy x2 if they were cheap enough

Older TSPP's are usually warn around the flipper buttons. Way easier to get the updated side rails i reckon.

[The pinballist formally known as Dean Morgan]

Fish Tales and Elivira & Party Monsters

[pinnies4me]

Guys, this has been an interesting debate. The Mods/Admins would like members to consider the issue of copyright, and that the forum does not wish to see members selling/offering materials of a copyright nature that are not authorised by the copyright holder.
 
All members are most likely entitled to reproduce artwork for their own games to restore or preserve them, but simply because someone is prepared to supply copyright material for free does not necessarily stop it being a breach of the copyright.
 
Please, whether or not you respect the owner of some form of copyright himself (whoever that may be), please respect the rights of copyright owners.  This is serious issue people, so please respect the forum's position in relation to copyright issues.

I do not want to lock this thread, so I ask that we as the high quality group we've proven to be, leave this topic now that it has been debated.

[Strangeways]

Thanks Nick for covering this for the admins/mods

I can see that these efforts being discussed here will be successful, and then logical progression would be to sell these products to improve the quality of machines for members and collectors alike. But not on Aussie Pinball.

As moderators, we have discussed this and arrived at this decision. It is not a personal decision, but a decision made with the site's best interests at heart.

The site is here for the pinball community, and it does not want to step into territory that affects the business of parties with proprietary interests, be they copyright, trade mark, patents etc.

By all means discuss - in the communal spirit of the site.

Hopefully my comments are understood in context as the ideas presented in this thread are very interesting.

[Creech]

elkor-alish, please read pinnies4me last post very carefully...We don't want to close this topic but you may force our hand if you keep replying to posts 

[pinnies4me]

elkor-alish, please read pinnies4me last post very carefully...We don't want to close this topic but you may force our hand if you keep replying to posts 

Mate, I moved his question to its own thread over here -

http://aussiepinball.com/index.php?topic=3413.new#new

[The pinballist formally known as Dean Morgan]

Has the site been threatened with legal action?  Or are you just concerened that this may occur? 

[Extra Ball]

the bear got dentures?

[Strangeways]

Has the site been threatened with legal action?  Or are you just concerened that this may occur? 

No product is being sold on AP that breaches copyright. Therefore are no grounds to threaten us. It is a discussion thread.

What members choose to do behind closed doors in the confines of their studios and sheds, is their business