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Reged: 12/30/12
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> Actually, they are two different cabs. Look at the coinslots on both cabs... the left
> one is Japanese, and the middle one is US. The Japan cab has a different marquee and
> instruction sticker than the US cab (looks like the sticker on the US cab matches the
> cocktail). And if you look closely enough, the speaker shelf is covering slightly
> more of the backdrop on the Japan cab than the US cab (focus on the top left flower).
Ahhh. I wasn't even looking at the coin slots. They managed to line up the angles of the cabs exactly the same for photo (and yet they put a 100 yen cab on the English flyer and a 25 cent cab on the Japanese flyer). 
> All of this is moot at this point, though, as when I go back and look at the original
> source I have for the Ladybug bezel, it's junk. It makes me sad. It's not the
> original scan, just a single-layer "cleaned" PSD, that was cleaned badly (this is why
> you don't simply trust any of the CAG artwork without looking at it in closer
> detail... something I was naive about in the past, but have since learned years
> later).
Yeah, I just started looking at the Space Panic bezel (I may be getting a scan of the header in a few months) and it's in even worse shape. The vectorization (done by Zoid I believe) was faithful to the scan, but the scan itself was way too dark. When I turned up the brightness on the scan it revealed all kinds of missing details (like the bug's legs and the astronaut's face). I'd hate to have to redo it from scratch but I'm not sure what else I can do.
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