Far Out
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My first stencil job in progress. Some hippy painted their own city scene over the original art. Try to bring it back to look something like the original.
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Quoted from pinhead52:and bondo! Althou there is a 2 part wood epoxy putty thats good for bigger holes, no shrinkage.
Yeah, this thing is pretty rough. Still trying to do my best for it though.
I used some stuff called “plastic wood”.
Quoted from Grizlyrig:Looks good. Is this machine getting all the bells and whistles or just a solid freshening up?
-Mike
Definitely doing my best. Tore down the playfield and all that.
All the guts of the game are sorta intimidating for someone that’s never really worked on an EM. I’ll dive into it as needed.
The whole point of buying the game was to have the learning experience so I’ll continuously try to make it better.
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