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That wouldn't be that hard to do.. not sure how much 3/4" thick acrylic would be. Biggest question I have is what would be the best way to assemble the joints? Probably an epoxy of some sort.
That was at the St. Louis Coin-Op Museum downtown at the landing in the early 90's. http://www.coinop.org/features/coinopmuseum/
That wouldn't be that hard to do.. not sure how much 3/4" thick acrylic would be. Biggest question I have is what would be the best way to assemble the joints? Probably an epoxy of some sort.
I visited that Coin-Op Museum many times in the 1990's. It was a cool place. When did it close?
Somewhere there's a pinball machine just like that too. I can't remember what the title was, but I think it was an EM machine.
The hardest part other than plans is finding a way to cut the peices. Large enough laser table might do it... but likely a CNC router table. By far the expense would be the machine time - not the material. Each side would be HEAVY ... you'd proably have to start with a big 4ftx8ft sheet and CNC it in one pass.