Dragon's Lair Fans - Arcade Lifestyle
General Chat => Arcade Lifestyle => Topic started by: vernimark on July 24, 2012, 08:11:55 PM
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I begun to restore it a couple of months ago... I suppose it is italian because instructions say "rotate dials to MOLE paddle..." :) but I'm not so sure :D
I'd like to finish it soon because i've really a lot of cabinets in very bad conditions :(
inside, the board was there but no transformers and the monitor was broken: I don't have a BW monitor to put in there (and just in case I find it I'll preserve it for original cabinets of course) so I'm thinking to use a standard 20'' tv (too bad I know...)
here some pictures of the cabinet as I found it.
vernimark
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I think its pretty cool !
And dont worry for a TV, The original Pong also uses a TV, and so does Rally, so i guess pong is original on a TV ;)
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hehe, that's true ;D
vernimark
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smoked glass missing but tonight I'll mount it
the original marquee was broken in two parts. I scanned it and I gave it to my graphic designer.
reprinted exactly like the original one, really impressive...
vernimark
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what a great machine, I like the looks of it. :)
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what a great machine, I like the looks of it. :)
it's for trade haha
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Nice machine, I'm just wondering where did you get the inspiration from, to take care of it these days. ;D
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I don't have so much space so when I begin a project I have to finish it before the next one.....
now I'm working on a MONZA GP, a sort of MONACO GP clone made by Olympia but Olympia redesigned the PCB with a CPU.
This game is very rare (I know, yet another italian bootleg...) and I'm quite curious to have it working.
Anyway Mame team is waiting for a rom dump so you will see it on mame very soon...
These are my project here in Bologna, where I work. In Milano during week ends i'm working on another italian bootleg: Bazooka. I suppose the schematics are the same of TAITO CROSS FIRE, but I can't find them; then I have a couple of cocktails to repair...
vernimark
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Now you got me curious. Do you have pics of the Monza GP and Bazooka? And ever heard of a Olympia game called Jaguar? What else do you have Olympia wise? :pac:
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a couple of videos
http://youtu.be/UG57oLH3G1c
http://youtu.be/-1j9TEhA8LU
vernimark
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nice :)
PS: are there independently moving extra paddles going up and down closer to the middle of the playfield to make it more difficult or is this some kind of bug?
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Additional paddles are independent. Pinout is the same of Pong but the board is different.
vernimark
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Restoration completed
http://www.vernimark.com/arcade/default.asp?PageMode=3&PageMode2=3&GameID=615&tog=1&PictureID=1567#PictureID1567
vernimark
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Nice! Seriously.
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Very unique piece, nice job! ;)
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Molto bello ! The set-up of the controls is in fact much more logical than the original Pong...
I do wonder how that lady on the marquee is actually playing tennis while seemingly laying down......or is she floating in the air ? ;)
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fabulous job on the resto, marco, those knobs on the control panel are gigantic!!! :shock:
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thank you :)
now... the next one !!
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Hi there!
I found my TV COMPETITION father into the Pinball Hall of Fame
http://www.arcade-museum.com/game_detail.php?game_id=8963
now we have more infos about that game even if I'm curious to know where the bootleg came from...
vernimark