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The targets I used qtips and water on the scenery just water a wash cloth gently passing over like 20 or so times.
Quoted from kguenther6:What did you use to clean up the scenery? That turned out great.
I appreciate the feedback!
Quoted from PM_Jeremy:Wow! nice work!
Thanks! I have the other side done now too, as well as the back and top and the front is prepped, painted and tomorrow I’ll stencil the front cab art back on it.
Quoted from cait001:wow, stunning use of the side of the cabinet for art
As my restoration of the Chicago coin rifle gallery comes to conclusion I picked up my next project. A midway monster gun. This thing has 30 years of dirt built up on it. I’ll be restoring it including repainting the correct graphics to the cabinet.
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Quoted from pookycade:Can anyone direct where to get schematics for these games to fix them. Have newly acquired Chicago Coin Rifle Gallery and Chicago Coin Commando (1973 version), and they need some tweaks to be fully working. Happy to pay for them or even just contact info as to who might have them. Thanks.
I have rifle gallery parts book and schematics. I also have a working game I restored PM me
1 month later
do you know the dimensions?
Quoted from izzy:Also looking for a CC Foreign Legion stylus arm. Flippers.com is out of stock.
Does anyone own this game? Is there a list of gun game owners on the internet? If anyone owns this game, a photo of the instruction card would work. Anyone know what other games made by CC that might use some of the same parts?
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somewhere on here a guy posted how he built one. I’ll try to find it and send it to you,
Quoted from izzy:Thx for that. I already know how to adjust the gun and stylus, I was hoping to find a contraption to hold the gun in place while I adjust the board. Easier to do with two people, want to be able to do it by myself. I'll probably try to make one.
thx again
3 months later
I am sure there are variations. The most likely is a roll pin. That’s what has had mine attached to the actual gun. I shave down 2 of them.
Quoted from rmillman:Anyone know how to remove the chain from a chicago coin gun? Is there a pin or allan set screw screw? Something else?
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