...that is the question
I have an original pacman cabinet that I want to doll up nice. Ideally I would like the game to be as original looking as possible.
I was planning on doing yellow laminate with the side art decals, but I saw another member on here do a stencil method. I have painted stencils before on pinball cabinets, so I'm not afraid of it. But it is messier and more time consuming.
Since I'm sort of new to the arcade hobby, what do you guys think is the more desirable approach from a collectors perspective? Does it matter in the value at all if I were to resell eventually?
I have an original pacman cabinet that I want to doll up nice. Ideally I would like the game to be as original looking as possible.
I was planning on doing yellow laminate with the side art decals, but I saw another member on here do a stencil method. I have painted stencils before on pinball cabinets, so I'm not afraid of it. But it is messier and more time consuming.
Since I'm sort of new to the arcade hobby, what do you guys think is the more desirable approach from a collectors perspective? Does it matter in the value at all if I were to resell eventually?



