Indiana Jones cabinet

[MameMaster!]

I haven't been around for a while...but those are wonderful!

I write for GameRoom Magazine (gameroommagazine.com) and I did a big article about Pachislo and Pachinko a couple of years ago.

I would love to feature these cabinets and the builder.

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[Chris]

Talking about game room magazine (it is a great publication), just really hard to get hold of in the UK. Also as many of you know our Eddie has had a couple of articles published. Well I was checking out the website earlier and they have a free link to view a recent issue as a PDF, so I checked it out.

It is the November 08 issue and features an article from Eddie on the recent pinball expo. Check it out & see the article by Eddie on page 33 of the magazine (or page 35 of the PDF). Also see a picture of the "star struck" Eddie Sorry Eddie I couldn't resist

http://www.gameroommagazine.com/PDF/GR_V20_11.pdf

[MameMaster!]

Hi John...if you're back, please check your PM. Thanks!

[Youngjedi]

I Know this is an old thread, But I could not remember If I posted my themed cabinet. I made this about a year ago but could not find my Official Indiana Jones Hat to complete it. I found the hat, and now it is complete with whip. Enjoy!

[monkeyboy]

That's a really cool cabinet. I'm guessing you made the stencils yourself to then spray the crate? Nice work.

I just picked up the Indy cell Revmondo was selling (made him an offer he couldn't refuse) It's a fun game, dare I say more fun than Star Wars?

[luckydog]

I just passed on an Indiana Jones style hat at goodwill maybe I should have bought it

Indiania Jones was the first thing I thought of when I saw it.

[outdoorenth]

I Know this is an old thread, But I could not remember If I posted my themed cabinet. I made this about a year ago but could not find my Official Indiana Jones Hat to complete it. I found the hat, and now it is complete with whip. Enjoy!

Very nice theme touches and items. Great job.

[Youngjedi]

Cutting out the stencils was the most time consuming...but it worked.

The crate effect was done with boards ripped to about 1/8" thick then glued and tacked to a standard cabinet design. I made the tacks noticeable and uneven...that way it looks like someone had to make it in a hurry based on something they just found in Tannis.

[MrGneiss]

Very Cool!!

[hanabi]

That's great work!!

I like the hat and whip, the perfect finishing touches for Indy!!