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| processedmeat:
Even though I got a cricut for my wife, I think I've been using it a lot more than she has. I prototyped the monitor bezel using some cardboard and then with those measurements, I laid out the four sections out in photoshop and then imported the image into the cricut for cutting. I then scored the folds and taped the corners of each section together on the back side. This worked way better than using a ruler and cutting it by hand. Next time, I'll use black core cardboard so that folds don't reveal a white core. Luckily I have artwork covering this part of the monitor bezel. My CPO came in and I nervously put it on making sure that there were no creases. Of all the things I do to make/restore these games, its always putting on the CPO and artwork. This CPO was a little harder to put on since the shape of the control panel is a little irregular with a lot of fold overs. But overall it came out really good. So the last thing I need to do is to put in lights in my 3d printed coin reject mechanism. Also, trying to break 100K in the game. |
| wp34:
That turned out great. How does she play? |
| processedmeat:
I haven't played on a real machine in years but the game plays as smooth and fast as the videos I've seen online. I'm glad I picked using a pc + groovymame over the pi3b+ that I was using before. |
| wp34:
--- Quote from: processedmeat on March 03, 2019, 10:25:16 pm ---I haven't played on a real machine in years but the game plays as smooth and fast as the videos I've seen online. I'm glad I picked using a pc + groovymame over the pi3b+ that I was using before. --- End quote --- :cheers: |
| processedmeat:
Calling this a wrap! Not arcade authentic light sockets but these t10 wedge lights fit into these light sockets I found on ebay Here's the updated .stl files for the lighted microswitch holder for the coin door. You'll also need the base .stl from a previous post. It was modified from leejsmith's design from klov. Props to him for all his help and inspiration on this build. |
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