Sega/Gremlin cardboard bezel help

[jibmums]

Hoping for some help with the cardboard bezels in Sega/Gremlin machines like Frogger, Head-On, Carnival, Astro Blaster, Moon Cresta, Space Firebird, etc., for a set of 3d virtual models. I have the rest of the cabinet done from measurements taken at Funspot, but I couldn't measure the bezels as they're behind glass.  Here's a diagram of the measurements needed:



Any help is greatly appreciated.  It looks like different games used slightly different sized bezels, depending on the angle of the monitor, so if you can help with measurements, please indicate which game they're from -- I need dimensions from any/all of them.  Also, it looks like several games, Astro Fighter and Moon Cresta at least, used an additional two triangular or trapedoizal pieces, vertically attached to both sides.  Photos and measurements would be a huge help there as well.  Thanks guys.

[paigeoliver]

I have a Head-On and a Hustle, but both are BURIED at the moment. I can measure once they get uncovered if no one else has been able to help before then.

[jibmums]

Doesn't look like anyone else is chiming in, so I can definitely use your help Paige.  Please let me know when you'll have some access to the cabs.  Hustle doesn't have one of those cardboard bezels, but if you could, I can use some photos of the marquee, bezel, and CP to recreate that funky artwork.

[stpcore]

I just tore down an original Frogger cabinet. If you still need the measurements for the cardboard bezel let me know and I will be happy to measure everything for you.

[jibmums]

That would be great, thanks STP.

[stpcore]

Hopefully this helps a little.  If you aren't clear on anything let me know.  The "H" measurement is 1/4" and the "G" is 3/4" for the inside.

[jibmums]

Thanks STP, that's a big help. Just one question: I know the cardboard's vertical rear section has two fold-back parts that staple to the insides of the wood brackets on the cab's rear panel.  How wide are each of those, 3/4"?  So while "D" is 23 7/8", the measurement for "A" would actually be 22 3/8", right?

[stpcore]

Sorry I missed that!  Yes you are absolutely correct.