Rogue One is the best SW movie since the 80s imo 
Force awakens was also good but had way more irritating silly moments

Yep, they really butchered this one, no finesse whatsoever.

As with most restoration project this will probably be more expensive in the end than buying a new. But well, it's a good learning lesson & I'm not in a hurry.

People were requesting more posts in the forum so here's a contribution from me. If ppl find it interesting I will gladly keep the thread updated  

My friend Pinge found a poker cabinet that looked like an original Atari cabaret cabinet. He bought it & found out that it was an old Centipede, which they had totally destroyed by painting everything black, made holes in both the CP, side & top. Centipede pcb was gone as well as the original monitor





When everything was looked at, unfortunately the only thing that could be saved was the cabinet itself & the speaker, as well as the monitor. Since Pinge already has a million projects he sold it to me  




Said & done, my goal is to turn this cabinet back to its old glory. I've never done any restoration work before this so it will probably be a good lesson

I tried a micro fiber cloth with simple green & it seemed to work ok
Will try your other tips as well!

Beautiful!
My OCD brain approves

Having a bit of trouble identifying the 3 transistors sitting on the sides of the M7000 chassi card.

They read

7696
7066

&

A8W
H
7631

&

B2V
7713

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I have tried to cross reference replacements to these but can't find them anywhere. Would appreciate if someone could steer me in the right direction

Thank you

Hi!
As many 70s arcade cabinets, my newly bought Road Runner has cardboard cutouts for backgrounds. As the cabinet has probably stood in a warehouse for several years it's both dusty and filthy.

The cardboard is pretty difficult to replace which is why I'm asking you for some advice as how to clean it in the best. What methods can you recommend?

Thanks in advance