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Main => Project Announcements => Topic started by: Nannuu on November 29, 2004, 11:37:37 pm
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I finished this earlier this year but sold it.
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Front panel
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Monitor and Bezel
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Dark shot
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Start and Exit graphics to match the marquee style
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Nannuu Nannuu, that is awesome!! ;D
Looks like it was alot of meticulous little attention to detail and it really shows. You da man!
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The exit button looks although it might be easy to lean against which could be annoying if making a top score in a game :o
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Very nice indeed.
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OK, don't laugh, I have a really stupid question. When you put a graphic like that on the glass that covers the monitor, is the graphic actually:
A) sticking to the outside/front of the glass (in which case the sticky side is the back of the graphic)
B) sticking to the front of the plastic bezel (sticky side still on back of graphic)
or C) sticking to the back of the glass (sticky side on graphic front). Thank you!
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OK, don't laugh, I have a really stupid question. When you put a graphic like that on the glass that covers the monitor, is the graphic actually:
A) sticking to the outside/front of the glass (in which case the sticky side is the back of the graphic)
B) sticking to the front of the plastic bezel (sticky side still on back of graphic)
or C) sticking to the back of the glass (sticky side on graphic front). Thank you!
If I was to do that, I'd probably just have it printed on non-adhesive paper with it simply slotted in-between the bezel and glass. As my glass/bezel are on an angle, I can't see that it moving/slipping about
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If you don't mind me asking, How much did you get out if it?
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Craig:
Yep, I could see that happening for some kids. If you're an adult sitting down and playing it probably wouldn't.
mtalkington:
Uh D. The print is glued to black posterboard and laminated. Which is sandwiched between the lexan and monitor structure. It also lays on the monitor glass toward the center.