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Hi pinside I just finished some custom art for my game room. Tried to keep it as pure as i could so i used art from the cab of the machine to frame the game. A little old school nod to a great pin. I have a high speed in the works also. Just waiting I the cartridge from Amazon. It's a shame they only made these two games for real pins for the nes. What do you guys think?
Neat. I have that game but want to get a boxed copy to display. However, I do have a sealed in package Tiger Electronics handheld PinBot game on display near my machine. I highly recommend finding one.
Quoted from TVP:
PPS will probably sue you for putting a "W" on it.
Nope, thats an upside down motorola symbol
Quoted from vintageclub:
Neat. I have that game but want to get a boxed copy to display. However, I do have a sealed in package Tiger Electronics handheld PinBot game on display near my machine. I highly recommend finding one.
Hey, I love the avatar. I have a Double Dragon II 3DS I made myself.
PPS will probably sue you for putting a "W" on it.
If it is for personal use all good.
Yeah it's just for hanging up in my own game room. You guys on the litigation swat team can simmer down...yeesh.
Quoted from dmbjunky:
Hey, I love the avatar. I have a Double Dragon II 3DS I made myself.
Favorite NES game, own the arcade machine, love the artwork to death. Thanks, you must share the love, too.
Quoted from tilted81:
looks great! But what's goin on with the driver? Is there a passenger..
Yes there is a woman passenger snuggled up to the driver. I pulled the car directly from the getaway playfield. Just changed some of the colors so it fit with the yellow/red/white cab graphics that made up the rest of the art
Quoted from dontfeed:
So this thread inspired me to do a little project of my own. Had the materials for a bit, but finally put it together while I've been under the weather today.
Looks awesome!
I did this shadow box a couple years ago....used mainly The Shadow parts that I had replaced
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Just finished it.
I started with a 1979 Stern Dracula playfield, that was stripped of it mechanicals & lights.
I put in new pop bumper caps, and rubber rings.
Flippers are used bats & rings with a balsa wood inserted & glued to the playfield.
Now has LED Christmas lights & Reproduced score cards.
Note the top pop bumper is incorrect. The original playfield had a Passive Bumper.
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