Here I have a JUDGE DREDD machine.
Discounted the price so the charity will only get a small donation off me now.....
Also comes with these accessories:
New globe
Extra game cards
Target decals
Sideblade art (not the best!)
The PCBs are working, the CPU has been changed over and a CR2032 battery is installed. Also no battery damage.
Currently running L6 eprom which I think is less buggy than L7. Sound is S3 which is the latest cersion.
The Eagle on the top looks original but has been resprayed silver rather than gold like the original. I have made some brackets to mount this as the original bracket is missing.
The game has been cleaned with foam cleaner to get the worst of the dirt off. Have done the best I can without doing a full strip down and workshop. As I have a Diner and Earthshaker in for playfield swaps I am too busy.
LEDs have been fitted to the game, but the flashers are the original incandescent type. Coloured LEDs have been used under certain inserts.
DMD is all good. Pictured here are LEDs in backbox.
The cabinet does need some work (I do have some touch up paint). Or just play it. The front of the cabinet is the worst.
Coin door is all okay and will take a standard coin mech.
The legs are a bit rusty so will need a clean and new leg levellers. A new set of balls would not go a miss (I will see if I have any spare).
After spending the last day and a half on it I believe it to be functioning okay. Soend a lot of time getting optos changed and getting trough electronically working. It does have a couple of broken plastics. A new plastic under 'Deadworld' has been fitted today.
But of course it is an old machine.......
Definately a players grade game as it is but could be a great refurb for someone.
Machine is within Uprawr Studios at the moment. Post code is B19 3LS. I can arrange letting you in no problem as it is not always open to the public.
MARTIN IS DUE THIS WEEK OR EARLY NEXT WEEK.
Payment on collection (cash or bank transfer) or payment in full if you are using Martin or other courier.
MORE PHOTOS BELOW....
Discounted the price so the charity will only get a small donation off me now.....
Also comes with these accessories:
New globe
Extra game cards
Target decals
Sideblade art (not the best!)
The PCBs are working, the CPU has been changed over and a CR2032 battery is installed. Also no battery damage.
Currently running L6 eprom which I think is less buggy than L7. Sound is S3 which is the latest cersion.
The Eagle on the top looks original but has been resprayed silver rather than gold like the original. I have made some brackets to mount this as the original bracket is missing.
The game has been cleaned with foam cleaner to get the worst of the dirt off. Have done the best I can without doing a full strip down and workshop. As I have a Diner and Earthshaker in for playfield swaps I am too busy.
LEDs have been fitted to the game, but the flashers are the original incandescent type. Coloured LEDs have been used under certain inserts.
DMD is all good. Pictured here are LEDs in backbox.
The cabinet does need some work (I do have some touch up paint). Or just play it. The front of the cabinet is the worst.
Coin door is all okay and will take a standard coin mech.
The legs are a bit rusty so will need a clean and new leg levellers. A new set of balls would not go a miss (I will see if I have any spare).
After spending the last day and a half on it I believe it to be functioning okay. Soend a lot of time getting optos changed and getting trough electronically working. It does have a couple of broken plastics. A new plastic under 'Deadworld' has been fitted today.
But of course it is an old machine.......
Definately a players grade game as it is but could be a great refurb for someone.
Machine is within Uprawr Studios at the moment. Post code is B19 3LS. I can arrange letting you in no problem as it is not always open to the public.
MARTIN IS DUE THIS WEEK OR EARLY NEXT WEEK.
Payment on collection (cash or bank transfer) or payment in full if you are using Martin or other courier.
MORE PHOTOS BELOW....
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