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Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: djfender on July 14, 2015, 11:56:22 am
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I was wondering if anyone had the schematics or could take down the schematics in detail of a Neo Geo Cab.
I was just going to blow $700 on a 1slot in *decent* condition but I have basically everything I need (wood, Tmolding, glass, marquee lamp, buttons, overlay files, etc)
except for a definite down to the T measurement of a real cabinet so I can spend the weekend cutting up the wood into the proper shape.
I had the chance to measure a cabinet overall at the local laundromat, but it's pretty busy there and I keep getting weird looks :laugh2:
Basically I'm wanting to build a replica Neo Geo Cabinet made from mostly plywood with all the shiny bits made from MDO, an LCD TV Vesa Mount with rotate block and a keyboard tray :P
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Jakobud: http://jakobud.com/plan.php?id=21 (http://jakobud.com/plan.php?id=21)
Note plans may or may not be exact, I'd check & double check before you actually cut.
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Jakobud: http://jakobud.com/plan.php?id=21 (http://jakobud.com/plan.php?id=21)
Note plans may or may not be exact, I'd check & double check before you actually cut.
This is why they invented cardboard :P
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This is why they invented cardboard :P
I want to be there at the laundromat that day. ;D
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This is why they invented cardboard :P
I want to be there at the laundromat that day. ;D
Hehehe, well, the plans are for MVS-25 with the speakers on top apparently.
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Don't measure at the laundromat. Take a ruler and your cell phone. Place the ruler against the cab and snap a pic. Then do the same thing from several other angles. Then just open your pics at home and use the ruler in the pic as a reference. Same measurements a bazillion times easier and quicker.
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Don't measure at the laundromat. Take a ruler and your cell phone. Place the ruler against the cab and snap a pic. Then do the same thing from several other angles. Then just open your pics at home and use the ruler in the pic as a reference. Same measurements a bazillion times easier and quicker.
The plans HaRuMaN sent were pretty solid for an MVS-25, I'd imagine all I'd have to do is tweak the top to slim it down to stock MVS size, otherwise the plans are sound as the scale model looks right.