BGOllie wrote: » so I arrived on holidays in France yesterday and got a msg on facebook from an old surfer friend of mine saying his boss was throwing this guy in the skip in the next few days. Looks a bit rough but he says display works and speakers make some sound. Only got these two pics, nothing of the inside but I'm not one to say no to a free pin, let alone let it go in the skip. From the photos it's all there, including manual(s). Sorted a transport in a hurry but all going well i should have this waiting for me at home when
BGOllie wrote: » the crazy part is that this was going into a skip.
BGOllie wrote: » the real question is where am I going to put it... i've simply no space left in the game room
BGOllie wrote: » yer a bunch of vultures
BrownFinger wrote: » When you get going you do a restro thread. Would be a crime not to redo the cabinet artwork.
BGOllie wrote: » was thinking the artwork would prob need a touch up too. what sort of paint is used for these ?
CathalDublin wrote: » I’ve touched up the artwork pretty successfully with acrylics, you can get nice Perspex leg cabinet protectors to cover any damage in that area
Jack burton wrote: » I got them for my pins. They are actually one of the best things you can put on a pin. My Star Trek is pretty good apart from wear just there. Those protectors covered up the damage nicely
Optimus Prime wrote: » Fancy! They look great. I just wrap mine in AntiStatic bubble wrap haha. I fixed one of my Bubble Bobble boots today, no audio, used the logic probe and found a bad TL chip, piggy backed a good one on top and it worked. So socketed that and working board. Was delighted with myself haha I know its a small fix compared to some on here but it was a win for me!
BGOllie wrote: » just heard the pin made it in one piece to my house thanks to Transland. was 55 from tramore to Galway. not bad. Won't get a chance to check it out till I'm back at the end of the month though