Locally a fellow coin-op enthusiast asked me for some help on locating the various online arcade art resources. He had asked me about certain sites, forums, and anything really that would help him to establish his file library. In exchange for my help he provided me with a few sets of side art he had printed prior that were slightly flawed.
It was a great alternative as the artwork I had ordered from the US seemed to have been lost in the mail. Desperate to get the art and with it being FREE I could nothttp://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gif say no. I thought when I installed it I would be able to work out the damaged areas, however I was wrong. I'm still torn on the install, as great as free is I love these machines. Should I have spent the http://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gifmoney and had flawless art ? When in a row the only art you will see is the left side of the DK cabinet. I by no means think these cabinets should be flawless, they are 30 years old. The parts you find will always have some wear and tear. I can't say I'll never remove this art and try again, but for now I'll go with it. In a dim basement you might not even notice the flaws.
I've posted the link to the full gallery, but included a few samples in the blog.
http://s286.photobucket.com/albums/ll85/vibefxdesign/DK%20and%20Popeye%20Art%20Installed
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