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Mama-San , in the pic gave me gifts and told me how the arcade has been running through the family since 1968 …. Wild !
 

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orio1 said:
This time next week will be sweating my ass off playing TGM in Mikado .
The worlds a bit different since 2019 :)

Any interest in an Arcade stool project ?

Under the Spotlight red crushed is the little bit worse for wear original grey “ corduroy “ material.

Few photos , but won’t be attending to it for a couple of weeks / get back from Japan

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Yep definitely interested in an arcade stool project!
 
Quick note that I have a BambuLab X1C 3D printer that doesn't get much workload these days. Let me know if you have some straight-forward, not too massively big things you want me to throw at it. Depending on the demand, I might just take the first few requests but let's see. Happy to print things for yourself for free (just postage within Australia) .. If you have something you wanna print to sell, I can do that as well but would charge a percentage of your selling price to you.

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If anyone knows old Aussie operators, or is going to look at old sites/garages or buy gear from them, could you please ask the OG's if they have any of these mags in this post for sale?

Much appreciated!

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WTB Thread 'WANTED: Leisure Line, Cash Box Australia / International, Timezone Magazine (TZM), Muse Magazine'

I'm after the following Australian arcade trade publications:

35 issues of Leisure Line Magazine:
1985 x 7: January-July
1986 x 1: March
1987 x 2: October & November
1989 x 2: October & November
1990 x 1: January
1991 x 2: September & October
2000 x 8: May-December
2001 x 10: Feb-October, December
2002 x 2: January & February
+ Most Issues Pre-1985

59 issues of Cash Box Australia / International:
1986 x 11: Jan-July, September-December
1987 x 9: Feb, April, May, June, August-December
1988 x 10: Jan...
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You'd have to knock the central disc out of it. Also it's just a disk without markings, you could probably find mini CDs for a lower cost. Unless you meant the outer casing, in which case, it's a worse idea. 😁👍
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I didn’t know they were unmarked. Would be a bit of laugh I thought.
 
Hi all, I'm looking to get an idea on price to get a cab shipped from Oklahoma to Melbourne and can anyone recommended any reputable companies that can move cabs internationally?
 
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Hi all, I'm looking to get an idea on price to get a cab shipped from Oklahoma to Melbourne and can anyone recommended any reputable companies that can move cabs internationally?
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I’d say around $500-$800 USD to ship it via land to a sea freight depot, and $1k AUD odd to sea freight it over… all depends on the size of the machine.

I don’t know of anyone who does end to end “as a service”, but know of individual things to use.

FWIW, I’ve got 2 machines in Texas being collected in the next 1-2 weeks, and are being taken to a depot that ships to VIC. If you’re looking to ship ASAP I can see if the guy collecting mine can fit the one you want as well
 
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Check this out. Somewhere in Australia.
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Thread 'Warehouse Full of Cabs — Looking for Parts & Restoration Advice'

Hello Arcade Projects,

After some years of not looking around this forum, I’m once again amazed by how active and knowledgeable the community here is. I had a great experience in the past selling a Mahou Daisakusen PCB to a member named Swirl (hope you’re still active here!).

We used operate in the arcade industry and have warehouse full of old arcade cabinets that we are planning to restore. We’ve managed to bring several of them back to life, but many are still missing CRT chassis, PCBs, and cable harnesses. I recently visited Japan and tried to source these...
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Check this out. Somewhere in Australia.
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Thread 'Warehouse Full of Cabs — Looking for Parts & Restoration Advice'

Hello Arcade Projects,

After some years of not looking around this forum, I’m once again amazed by how active and knowledgeable the community here is. I had a great experience in the past selling a Mahou Daisakusen PCB to a member named Swirl (hope you’re still active here!).

We used operate in the arcade industry and have warehouse full of old arcade cabinets that we are planning to restore. We’ve managed to bring several of them back to life, but many are still missing CRT chassis, PCBs, and cable harnesses. I recently visited Japan and tried to source these...
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Did you notice that some of the warning signs in the background are in Indonesian language? :)
 
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