elekTRONarcade
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Finally finished my Galaga restore, from a machine that had been in a severe building fire and was majorly damaged by water, rust, heat, soot and age. We finally were able to get all the final supplies needed and spent this past weekend stripping, sanding, Wood Bondo-ing, painting, buffing, grinding every piece to bring her back from the grave.
All in all, I think she came out pretty good!
I'll create an album with step-by-step pics for anyone whose interested.
All in all, I think she came out pretty good!
I'll create an album with step-by-step pics for anyone whose interested.
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