Tales of the Arabian Nights Alternate Acrylic Backglass (Limited Edition)

$225.00

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This item is shipped directly from the manufacturer and will ship separately from other items in your order. Please allow an extended shipping time of 2-3 weeks.

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Tales of the Arabian Nights Side Art Blades for Pinball Machines

Description

Alternate Acrylic Backglass artwork of the classic Tales of the Arabian Nights Backglass created by Brian Allen. Officially licensed from Williams!

  • Reverse-printed on a 1/8″ thick translucent acrylic backglass (not a thin Translite).
  • Double-layered ink, and double-layered white backing to make the colors really pop.
  • Measures 27″x 18 7/8″ to fit in any Tales of the Arabian Nights pinball machine, or a lightbox. Looks beautiful when backlit!
  • Fits all Tales of the Arabian Nights pinball machines
  • It comes with a certificate of authenticity signed and numbered by the artist. LIMITED TO ONLY 175 ever.
  • This item is shipped directly from the manufacturer and will ship separately from other items in your order. Please allow an extended shipping time of 2-3 weeks.

I’m very proud of this new alternate artwork I created for Tales of the Arabian Nights pinball machines and Translite frames, and for Side Blades.

I dug into the Tales of the Arabian Nights (a collection of Middle Eastern folk takes called One Thousand and One Nights) a bit more and tried to add more details from the stories. The Flying Horse from the Squire’s Tale was actually described as a brass, mechanical horse, so I thought it would be really fun to draw it with gears and pulleys, and mechanical wings. I added an evil red Ifrit (or Jinn) in the upper right-hand corner because I’m fascinated by them. I also drew Sinbad fighting an animated skeleton warrior, and a giant cyclops attacking their ship (inspired by Harryhausen’s 7th Voyage of Sinbad).

Easter egg: If you look very closely at the mountains of treasure in the Genie’s cave, I hid a few nods to other classic Williams titles.

Review by Cary Hardy:

This artwork is also available as:

• Limited Edition Art Print: Tales of Arabian Nights 13×19″ SPOT UV Art Print Limited Edition

• Translite: Tales of the Arabian Nights Alternate Translite

• Side Blades: Tales of the Arabian Nights Side Art Blades for Pinball Machines

• Vinyl Banner: Tales of the Arabian Nights Vinyl Banner

 

 

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