Thanks ripster. Any chance you could get your red Escape in the same image as a black and/or white Escape? cycloverid is concerned about how the different versions vary in line thickness.
Personally, I kind of think we should just copy the thickness of the black Escape, since I suspect that's what most of us will be pairing this set with.
Btw, I have a fentec Red Esc like the one ripster posted next to a Cherry Corp, which seems currently the closest for sale (regular SP is All Caps). Other than the slightly mismatching font, the legend is not perfectly aligned with the rest of my 3000's lasered keys. They don't seem to be perfectly centered on the vertical, being a couple points shifted down, while the SP is. Also there's a little more border space to the left, one or two points, on the SP key. I guess only a person with an original key can confirm both vertical alignment (if it's slightly shifted down) and relative border space.
Beware to match it's colour also, as the cherry key seems a bit orangish.
To make a perfect clone, it's a shame that SPs key corners are more pronounced, and the key surface a little more textured (and a tiny bit more concave).
Also, there's some things to account for if perfection is intended, there's a chance that SP's process deforms the original svg a bit near the left and right borders (where is more concave). If you check their red esc, or the one made for Fentec, the letter E seems deformed, with the upper and lower bars converging to the center. I don't think is present on their original font. Also, if you check the first pics you posted, I don't know if it was intentional or not, but the font seems way thicker than in the original cherry keys, so if font bleeding is a subproduct of the process, the svg should take in account the original thickness before plastic bleed.
The E deformation is like
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