Arcade Collecting > Restorations & repair
Donkey Kong Junior Restoration
Wade:
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--- Quote from: Wade on June 10, 2008, 01:53:24 pm ---
--- Quote from: JeepMonkey on June 10, 2008, 09:20:44 am ---My concern with just leaving the holes and covering them with side art would be that someone would touch the side art right where the holes are and putting a hole in the side art.
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Theoretically that could happen, but it's not likely in my basement gameroom.
Wade
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Until you go to move it for whatever reason, and put your finger right thru it.
Hey, it's your machine, but it'll take just a few minutes to do, and since the side art will cover you don't even have to paint.
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Just to clarify... I already filled the holes and painted over them. Hence all the pictures without the extra holes. ;)
Wade
AnthonyB:
Hey wade, I was just wondering if you could do me a big favor? I'm currently in the process of making a Donkey Kong cabinet, and I was just wondering what the dimensions of the to monitor mounting boards are, the bottom one, and the back one? I know they are 22.5" long, but I do not know their width. Also are the the boards' tops lined up with the bottom bezel board? thanks for your help and great restoration you're doing!
Wade:
Yeah, I can probably get you some dims since it'd be an easy time to do it with everything disassembled anyway. :)
Some more progress pics. Sideart and T-molding installed!
Wade
JeepMonkey:
Looking good. Nice game room, is that an Addams Family pin?
Farb:
Very nice work! Did you use any sort of trick for getting the side art so straight?
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