Restoring the classics…
Posts tagged Flyers
Centipede Pictures
Mar 31st
As promised, I finally have some pictures of my Centipede game acquired last week. Be sure to check out the previous post for pictures of the Golden Tee conversion cabinet. If the mouse pictures from last Friday weren’t enough to scare you off, the condition of this cabinet probably is. Truthfully, it’s not in terrible shape, but it needs a lot of work to make it presentable. I bought this one sight unseen and in hindsight, should have requested some pictures of the cabinet. Still, for the price I paid, I can probably get it working and restored for about the cost of a working machine in nice condition. More >
Missile Command Flyers
May 9th
You know the drill by now, after acquiring a new game, I post the original marketing flyers here for your viewing pleasure. Up today, the original flyers for Missile Command. Click on each image for a larger view:
If you’re looking for more cool information, atarigames.com has a great collection of official Atari documents and memos available for download. To download the original three page Missile Command proposal document, click here. Wondering how much it cost to build each Missile Command upright? Click here for an official cost sheet.
Donkey Kong – Original Flyers
Apr 15th
As is customary with all of my games, here is a front and back scan of the original marketing flyer for Donkey Kong:
Dig Dug – Original Flyers
Jan 21st
The plan for tonight this week is to start stripping the Dig Dug cabinet of it’s parts and giving it a thorough cleaning. In the meantime, here are a couple scans of the original Dig Dug marketing flyer.
Track & Field Marketing Flyers
Jan 3rd
I’ve ordered and received new buttons and leaf switches for this game. Unfortunately, Omega Race is taking up most of my workbench space so their won’t be much work until that project progresses a bit. In the meantime, here are some scans of the original marketing flyer for this game:
