RE: Smoked or clear glass on Sega games

I'll have to pull out an old brochure and check. The ones I've seen had the
smoke, but maybe the distributor did that for better looks...

OK, I just pulled out my old ST brochure...the game did NOT have a smoked
plexi. Had clear with the instruction cardboard right behind, and a monitor
bezel. Opps....Even the cockpit model looks clear...and the kits were the
same...

John :-#?#

At 09:39 AM 1/22/2000 -0800, you wrote:
>I've had a few (converta game and dedicated cabinet) and have never seen
>a Star Trek with tinted plexi for the exact reason you specified. The
>instructions are written on the cardboard behind the plastic and would
>be hard to read in a dark arcade. I agree the tinted glass looks way
>better on vector monitors. I don't think it's original though.
>
>Jason Milsom
>
>http://community.webtv.net/MILSOM44/MilsomsPuband
>
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