Blocks Completed:

Pahawh Hmong

Multilingual Latin-Arabic font inspired by the 6×10 character set from the HP 48 line of scientific and graphing calculators.

Best for LCD/LED stock/news tickers, scoreboards, calculators, dot-matrix printers and digital signage.

Some Indic scripts look ugly, except the numerals, but, I tried my best.

As seen on a 1960s digital clock in Times Square/Penn Station advertising the Bulova Accutron

Arabic version of the digits of the Penn Station Bulova Clock

(NOTE: The "٢" has dots shifted halfway)

Arabic version of the numbers from the clock from the Dime Savings Bank in 1960

Arabic-indic numeral font inspired by old video game fonts

Dot matrix font for Tifinagh

Inspired by a rare digital clock displaying Arabic-Indic digits from the Cairo Metro, including supplemental symbols.

The Arabic version of an eggcrate display, based on a 1991 Saudi Arabian game show called "Race against The Clock" (سباق مع الساعة)

The eggcrate display is an older form of displaying an alphanumeric character using lightbulbs, similar to a dot matrix display. (Used in different game shows and vintage sports scoreboards)

The Eastern Arabic (Arabic-Indic numerals) are taken from digital clocks from the Cairo Metro.

I also added Cyrillic (Russian + Bulgarian), with the regular lowercase letters

The uppercase Cyrillic letter shcha (sometimes written as "scha" or "šča") is written similarly to Old Church Slavonic.