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Temporary Control Panel
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Lets mount the bezel. Looks better than
expected! |
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Almost done, I am more than pleased with the
result so far.
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Made some cover for the computer and sub in
plexi-glass. I think I will change it later, with some black
painted aluminium netting. That will look a lot nicer.
But it is ok for now.
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FINALLY! I got the posters for my side-art.
It is just normal door-posters mounted with wallpaper adhesive.
Bought them at
www.allposters.com and
you are right, it is Lion-O from Thunder Cats. |
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Then I gave it a coat of varnish with UV
filter to make it last longer. |
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New and improved speakers from Pioneer. 4"
neodyme with kevlar. Sounds awesome. Looks alot better too! |
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Finally time to make a custom controller
board! I made the layout in autocad and printed it on A4 paper. |
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It's hard to drill this many 28mm holes for
the pushbottons! Laminated wood boards is not the easiest
material to drill without ripping the laminate. |
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Looks a lot better in the cabinet than the
x-arcade, also better ergonomics. Now I am just waiting on my
new sanwa joysticks and new orange and red pushbottons! |
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If you decide to make your own MAME cabinet using my drawings, please feel free to
make a donation, as I'm trying to raise enough money to make a new
up-right cabinet, that's hard to do as a student. |
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