Bram Stoker's Dracula
Williams, 1993
White Water
Williams, 1993I’m re-decaling my BSD and touching up the cabinet before I add the decals.
It seems that when my cabinet was originally built they used some chopped up cabinet scraps from a ?whitewater? Was this common?
Now that I’m refinishing, should I leave them ‘as-is’, or sand ‘me down and/or repaint?
image (resized).jpgimage (resized).jpgQuoted from curban:Was this common?
Yes. Pinball and video games.
Quoted from curban:should I leave them ‘as-is’, or sand ‘me down and/or repaint?
Up to you.
LTG : )
Yep, wood was reused like that in places where it wouldn't be seen from the outside. There's been a number of examples folks have posted where this happened in various titles. It doesn't seem to have been incredibly common, but I think most people who have been buying and selling pins for a while have probably encountered at least one or two examples.
Personally, I'd leave it it as-is.
Yep, cabinet materials got pretty weird from time to time.
Just look at the "Brick Bottom" cabinets used on many Firepower machines.
-Hans
I haven't really tried to identify it, but our Escape from the Lost World has printing from a different game on the inside as well.
Quoted from thirdedition:I haven't really tried to identify it, but our Escape from the Lost World has printing from a different game on the inside as well.
You should show pics here.
My old bsd had cut up wwh20 in the same spots. Now ya got me curious, that game come outta Michigan?
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