Oke, here we are.
- New cut made for the Nintendo coin door and repainted the area.
- MAME setup and controls are working great.
- Cleaned coin mechs but need some more work.
- Coin door straightend and resprayed, but needs more work.
Talking about MAME, I have been thinking about abandoning the computer setup with MAME and go for an original Donkey Kong board instead. Even though I have MAME set up real nice and clean now and every pixel is where it should be, the idea of putting a real board in there with a rich history makes me more happy everytime I think about it :) So i need to buy me a DK board, a Nintendo>JAMMA adapter (Mikesarcade's adapter houses a color inverter and audio amp which I will both need) and a cheap little supergun or build something myself for connecting it to the scart TV and controls. This thing is coming together nicely!
Really amazed by how good the "first" coat of blue looks! Tomorrow another and probably final layer.
To get it perfectly smooth, two coats of primer and three layers of bondo were applied in total.
New coin door cut-out drawn on the cabinet. Ready for the jigsaw! As you can see here, just a little more bondo is needed to make it perfect.
Door is going to be redone. Too many bumps and dents for my liking. A lot of bondoing and sanding the coming days :)
Face plates cleaned up really well! Although as expected, they're scratched up pretty bad. What to do now... My options:
- Sand and respray with aluminium-look spraypaint,
- Sand and anodize the aluminium back to original look.
- Let it be like this. Scratched up, but it shows it's history :)
Coin mech face plates. Tried paint remover on them because I would like to see how the faceplates looked like underneath the thick ugly paint. If I'd sanded it right away I would have a lot of scratches from sanding on them before even deciding wether to paint them or just clean them.
Philips scart TV mounted on a square piece of MDF, exactly the width of the cabinet. So it is easily rotatable!
Pixel perfect Donkey Kong image, thanks to a scart TV, Ultimarc's Arcade VGA and MAME. Hooked up with home-made VGA>scart cable. Image looks exactly the same as an original DK board would look like on an arcade monitor.
11 comments:
Hey, great job with this. I was wondering how you got the blue color? It looks pretty close to the original.
Paul
Me too...I have bought some spray gloss from B&Q but its not quite right
I always thought it would be cool to build a "MAME" cab off of this style that runs all the old Nintendo arcade games.
Looks top notch! Love Donkey Kong, I really want to make one - but I was wondering the same - where I can get the colour match from??
there's quite a few people that have made them, this guy has a shopping list of all the bits used - looks a pretty good cab too!
http://homecomputermuseum.co.uk/?ct=dkproject
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