...that reminds me, seeing your Dodgem again, is it possible to get some scans/pictures of the inner crowds around the monitor?

Did you see the final result of the 8 pictures you took for me on the glass outer bezel?  They are being printed very soon.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/arcadeoutsiders/14431341976/in/photostream/

Yeah, I saw the bezel, turned out really nice, this artwork is one of my favourites, that kid at the cashier's desk is so 80's.
I will take some pics from the inner bezel soon, it is not possible to scan, it is not flat. ;)

Hi, Hello!

Bela is here from Hungary. ;)
I know John and some other guys from Dragon's Lair fans forum, I thought I hop in here and show my collection.
I live in Budapest and infected with the arcade virus in the early 80's, but only started to collect these huge beasts in 2007.
I focused mainly on Zaccaria dedicated cabinets, but when I was on the hunt, I found a lot of other classics from the 70's/80's era.
I just finished my gameroom, I copy the post I made yesterday on DLF forums, I hope you guys will like it. ;)
Don't miss the 2 videos, the sound of a working arcade is awesome!


After several years of collecting, repairing and storing my cabs about 5 different places, seems like my gameroom is ready.
I call it simply the "80's Arcade", there are no modern stuff in there, everything is from the late 70's and 80's. ;)
Long story short, we had an approx. 52m2 large living room at the ground floor of our house, it was built in the 80's and it really needed a restore by now, but let the pics speak.















Replaced all the old aluminium wires with copper ones









We had a visitor every day









Our McGyver solution instead of the rusty radiator.




And finally, the cabs inside














































I also made 2 videos (daylight/dark), but freakin youtube removed the sound from one, because of copyright issues, they have an automatic sound analyzer software and it recognized John William's Star  Wars main theme.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRttsMeKdSA

The other one is in Etienne's NAS, you can download it here(this is better IMHO, worth a watch):
http://www.opdenkelder.com/bela.mpg

At last, I would like to send my huge thanks to everybody who helped to buy, transport, repair, store my cabs and for those, who made the brilliant artwork repros, I wouldn't be able to reach this point without this community. :spaceace: