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Well, I had an interesting puzzle trying to remove the mech. Opening the spring loaded catches at the front of the base plate I was expecting the mech to slide out freely but it was still held solid on one side. In the end I resorted to unscrewing the latch plates from the base of the mech and hey p...

I have used Swarfega and a toothbrush for wrinkle / texture finishes with good results.

Lovely machines there badpenny, looks like Allan's visit today was Xmas and Birthday all in 1.

I have just purchased a Sega Victory hopefully to repair & restore. It also has the Silver Victory top box but that's detached at the moment. This is the first Windsor type cabinet that I've owned and I can see it's missing a few parts but I'm surprised how heavy it is, even without the top box....

Thanks pennymachines. It appears to be fixed for me.

Yes I am seeing the same

I had an earlier Mills mech which I think had a detector lever in lower part of the tube, this is only photo I have but it might be of some help.

aristomatic wrote: ↑Sat Feb 27, 2021 9:15 pm Impressive result from an upside down image BP

Any advice how to remove the embossed clear section out of metal flap surround?

For Grains Re: 1940's Hi Top restoration questions?

Thanks aristomatic for the link - this will be ideal to create my missing award card.

You're lucky Grains, as it's in bits, at the minute. Thank you special when lit and coppintr that's really helpful, Here are the photo's for the parts I have. I will need to check the anti reverse lever has that side mounting tab on the mech I am using. Also I need to check the payout discs have th...

Wow badpenny, that's a fantastic result. Look forward to hearing a lot more about the process and the new swear words.
Is this for smaller items or would it be possible to etch a Hi Top award card using this process?