Well, applied the new overlays and reassembled MOST of the machine this weekend. Can't wait to get the coin door installed.



A decent amount of work but still very very manageable not to mention SO WORTH IT. Could see myself doing this again.

Here are the graphics when they were first applied with the overlays on.



Bill



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Awesome. Love that game.

Tell Yoda I said "hi."

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jimbrady
Awesome. Love that game.

Tell Yoda I said "hi."

Yoda - "Hello I say"

cool. looks great!

Fantastic job.

I have been looking for a "Gorgar" pinball machine to restore. Never tackled anything like this, you have inspired me.

Someone who restores old pinball or arcade games is, by definition, very awesome.

Thanks for all the positive feedback. Someone sells a 96 in 1 board that goes on a Pac Man /Ms. pac man circuit board (PCB). I know I don't need 96 games but I might consider doing this as time goes by. Especially seeing there are games that have fire action. The guy programed the board so you can use the player 1 and player 2 buttons to fire for games like Galaga. I might even start looking for a nice looking cabinet and do it up original but put a MAME system into it or a Multi Game system. I don't have TONS of room but I really think it would be fun.

Bill

Nice! Anything like that multi-game board for a Defender machine? I have one of those I scavenged 10+ years ago. Works like a champ still!

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Good Luck!
Jamie Dresser
Other World Computing

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OWC Jamie
Nice! Anything like that multi-game board for a Defender machine? I have one of those I scavenged 10+ years ago. Works like a champ still!

I'll ask around. If you change your wiring harness to a JAMMA there are MultiWilliams boards that give you All the williams games on 1 board. However, it would be nice if you could use the Williams board.

Cool !
One of those held a lukewarm beer in post-college days for hours.

Someone who restores old pinball or arcade games is, by definition, very awesome.

"Very awesome" …is that a polite way of saying "troubled loner"?

No, as long as friends are invited over and allowed to play.