Robotron-2084 Cocktail Table
11/23/01

Update 07/24/03:

• We glued and nailed the control panels back together

• We added the dust covers and the overlays...

(we left some of the backing on the overlay so that it wouldn't stick to the dust covers)

(we left the protective coverings on the overlays until the game restoration is farther along)

• We added new T-molding...

Update 07/13/03:

• We removed all of the trivia parts from the game

• We made new control panel tops. The others were drilled out, full of glue, and generally just a mess.

• We cut these panels based on the old ones (see pictures below):

  • We routed out the joystick covers so that the dust covers will ride under the overlays

  • We notched the front of the panels to hold the T-molding

  • We installed T-nuts (not shown) so that the joysticks can be machine-screwed to the bottom of the panels

Update 4/29/03:

Update 4/29/2003:

Done:

• Clean inside and out

• Removed Control Panels 

• Filled holes in Control Panels

• Remove the bolts in the start button holes

• Bought reproduction Robotron overlays from Phoenix Arcade 

Done but not yet pictured:

• Removed paint from the coin door (oh, yeah)

• Remove the glue from all over the cabinet and control panels

• Removed stickers from outside of the cabinet

• Painted the front and back panels

To do:

• Remove the rest of the trivia parts

• Re-drill the joystick holes

• Add Joysticks

• Add the start buttons to the coin door

• Add Robotron wiring and power supply

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