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3rd picture from the end is my mouse mat and coffee mug coaster, a old Sega Grid instruction booklet. While there is also a story connected to those Sega cabinets, if you look closely you can see Sega Master Systems inside. I found them in our warehouse in a corner. After making enquiries I...

It starts off as a simple brown A4 size file. during development and production this is added to with PDF specs, and printed A4 and A3 sheets. Eventually this will be converted to DXF files, I think DXF is correct, then eventually to a program for CNC cutting. typically 2-3 prototype models...

Hi, sorry I have been busy. I think it was simply Virtue fighter, after I googled it having found Virtue Fighter via the cabinet code, linked from the instruction booklet provided with the arcade cabinet. Some of these numbers may make sense to some of you, if the number doesnt make sense it...

As much as i hate to say it they are stamped by the manufacturer, the pdf or paper specs are marked copyright (Sega in this case), if they are not built in x amount of years, they will be stored for a short time then "likely" incinerated :(. Oddly enough a load of the old stuff still exists...

As in boxing them up, ready to be put in a furnace.

Hi there, I found this forum thanks to your thread. I don't know if it means anything but as your making this cab, we are actually scrapping the specs for the real Sega Virtua Fighter, I was boxing and scrapping the file when I found your thread on this forum thanks to the Cabinets id code.

Hi everyone, I'm from the UK, and I work in the arcade game industry and a Production Manager. I found the forum by accident while I was scrapping some of the old Specs for Sega amusement machines and found a thread of someone making a Virtua Fighter cab, oddly enough i was scrapping the real...