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Arcade Lifestyle / Re: 1983 Cockpit Star Wars ^¨^
« on: February 13, 2011, 12:21:44 PM »
For the good work an hot air blower

It take a little time but it's ok for me

The wood is safe

the other side


2 hours later


I'm hungry now
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in the fist view








Hey,
SW t-molding is here
http://cgi.ebay.com/Atari-720-Major-Havoc-Arcade-Base-Molding-/290529235985?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item43a4e45411
That doesn't look like an AR-II to me....

Ramcontrols?forget it, Dave is history, too bad, but reality.
Yes I know but it's the only one and I try it, I hope
one week, several mail, use paypal, open a dispute and Let's see the last information of UPS.
no problem with that, and it a sw cockpit 







because no other choice
, (my 3 last cab was found in Paris too ) 









Hi are you from Europe ?
I noticed that "all" the low serial numbers have ended up in Europe which I find rather strange...You'd expect a US company like Midway to first take care of their home markets...
(by the way welcome here, did you already "introduce" yourself ?)
)No, the one that Robin has is unique. This is the version as it pictured on the flyer:
Robin's serial nr. is 176 so a VERY early one (30000 made). Even mine that has serial nr. 815 has the "regular" side-art so they changed it very fast.
The main difference is the blue being also in the lower part of the Galaxian name and the dot on the i is NOT green.
I'm pretty sure they changed it because the name kind off "falls away" due to the blue background. The white in the name makes it more clearly visible.
I've never seen another Galaxian cab like Robin's.
There is only one original site-artYes this one ?![]()
