My newest project, Pacman


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My newest project, Pacman

« on: December 02, 2006, 01:42:10 pm »

Well, I got this cabinet for free. Unfortunatly the sides are was sanded and painted over

But I always wanted a nice restored Pac in my collection. Here are some pics of the cabinet. Really nice and solid, but completley empty. No water damage or chips at all. I got a monitor and t-molding so far. In the market for everything else. Tossing around the idea of either stenciling the side art or TwoBit peel and sticks. Opinions? I want to be as authentic and original as possible.