ARCADE UPDATE - Game Moving Progress

Every machine except for the 3 pinballs and some project machines have been moved into the new building. Boy the cockpit games were a challenge. Special thanks to Fred, Darrian, and Daniel for their help moving the machines! And thanks to everyone that offered their help! I should be able to move the last 3 machines over in the next day or two.

Up next - I'm going to hang the fluorescent fixtures for the blacklights and start putting up all my posters and artwork!!

I also think I'm going to convert that giant center row of games into several rows going width-wise. I think it will lay out better that way.

ARCADE UPDATE - Game Moving Progress

Moved a bunch more machines over. Also moved a ton of posters and artwork (which is going to take a REALLY long time to get all hung up!).

Don't read too much into the arrangement of the games. I have a specific place in mind for the pinballs, and a specific place for the cockpit machines, but other than that, I'm just winging it. These are probably not the final place for the machines. I'm just trying to get all the machines over to the new building before we get snow!



I have to say, it's actually pretty sad to see the old gameroom getting all emptied out. It's something I didn't expect - to feel a sense of loss from setting up the new place. It's weird. I'll definitely post pictures of the old "Luna City 1.0" once it's all cleared out and officially decommissioned and de-sanctified.

ARCADE UPDATE - Game Moving Progress

I moved over another 8 machines tonight.



Here's a sign I had made to go above the circuit breaker panels (it's a Ghostbusters reference if you don't get it).

ARCADE UPDATE - Game Moving Progress

I decided to start using a new title for my posts, since for the most part the construction is done (still waiting on the steps outside to be built, but that's not stopping me from moving machines).

After work today my wife and I moved a bunch more machines. All these are some of the machines that have filled our garage. They are for the most part totally unshopped (unrestored and nonworking), but I have to get them out of the way so I can bring the bulk of the machines through the garage. I think by the time we are done I'm going to need spine surgery or something. Curse my 42 year old body.

Here's a row of pinball machines against the back wall (not set up). Every one of those machines need shopping. Whew.



More videos added to the lineup.



My funky '70s-style trashcan and Atari 2600 store sign (jeez, gotta get that black wall painted!)



Primal Rage - hidden off by itself. :-)



And the bathroom sink fitted with a trippy illuminated faucet. It lights up either blue or red, depending on the water temperature.



I just need to find a place that sells the glow in the dark toilet seats now and I'll be set.