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Cheers, I suggested as much in his sales thread now.

Interested in the marquee if you are willing to split the bundle. @KiwiLee is interested in the spinner I think. I have a US address.

Hi, I am after a smallish (+- 50 cm wide) Arkanoid plexi marquee for a cabaret project I have. Does not have to be perfect. I have a US address, but my free storage period is coming to a close so you must be able to ship fairly quickly. :oops2: Cheers, Arch

I have Bitkits in my Ms. Pac and my Galaga. The original PCB's are readily available in the cabs as well. @jeffreymays Really hoping that Rally-X will make it to Bitkit one day.

Did you happen to release the files for the side art @GothGirl ?

Sold pending payment

Original Guardians of the hood PCB from Atari. Dusty but working. I am in Norway, so a buyer should take that into consideration when it comes to shipping time and import taxes etc. $220 shipped to the US or EU.

Apologies for necrobump, but I am about to get a HS-1 and I have a 25" monitor at hand. Is there a way to shoehorn a 25" monitor into a HS-1?

Valuation on a working original Guardians of the Hood PCB from Atari please.

In for one set please!

As a collector living outside the US, I think this makes quite an interesting read. Here in Norway games on offer are few and far between. Although we have an equivalent of Craigslist, I can count the times it has had anything of interest to a collector for the last twelve years or so on my own...

Mine is the Arctic Arcade. I'm slightly below the Arctic Circle, but being one of the few home arcades at this latitude I think the name is justified. :)

Thanks @jlweatherly . It's a Joust panel. I managed to find a populated panel elsewhere.

Sent you a PM, @wsrainc

Great, thanks! :)

I live in Norway, but I have a US address. Please let me know what you have. :)

PM regarding Double Dragon bits and bobs. :)

Hi, and sorry for blowing dust off this old thread, but I have a couple of questions which is sort of related to Bob's diagram. I want to build a test rig so that I can test some monitors I'm working on. One important piece of information relating to both questions is that i am in Europe - aka...

No, sadly. And what you say is exactly what I did. It ended up as a parts chassis. :)

It was beyond my skills, so I sent it to a friend who knows his stuff. Upon asking what was wrong, I got the answer: "This one was hard. Some counters, adders and an inverter IC. Six chained ICs in total." I didn't ask him to specify more than that.