Last year, I picked up this monstrosity:
(Photo was originally taken by the seller, but the condition remains unchanged right down to the Naughty Boy PCB.)
This year, I'm finally getting around to doing some of the work that it's needed since I got it. Made by OmniGames Manufacturing of Orange, California, it's an ugly generic cabinet but I'm rather fond of it.
The main things I'm looking for are photos of the control panel, preferably without fading or a ton of wear (I know; good luck) as well as detail of the marquee with plexi (which is right above the control panel).
For now, figuring out exactly how the OmniGame logo down in the bottom left looked (have a pretty good idea but could use confirmation), whether or not there was anything in addition to the border stripe down in the lower right-hand corner of the CP (where all the paint is worn off), and what the marquee plastic looked like (mine is broken) are the cosmetic priorities.
On the off-chance that you happen to have one of these sitting around that I could use for reference, photos would absolutely be appreciated. I can't imagine that there are too many left so I know my chances are slim on that request, but I'd like to do what I can to preserve this oddball.
(Photo was originally taken by the seller, but the condition remains unchanged right down to the Naughty Boy PCB.)
This year, I'm finally getting around to doing some of the work that it's needed since I got it. Made by OmniGames Manufacturing of Orange, California, it's an ugly generic cabinet but I'm rather fond of it.
The main things I'm looking for are photos of the control panel, preferably without fading or a ton of wear (I know; good luck) as well as detail of the marquee with plexi (which is right above the control panel).
For now, figuring out exactly how the OmniGame logo down in the bottom left looked (have a pretty good idea but could use confirmation), whether or not there was anything in addition to the border stripe down in the lower right-hand corner of the CP (where all the paint is worn off), and what the marquee plastic looked like (mine is broken) are the cosmetic priorities.
On the off-chance that you happen to have one of these sitting around that I could use for reference, photos would absolutely be appreciated. I can't imagine that there are too many left so I know my chances are slim on that request, but I'd like to do what I can to preserve this oddball.


