Sega reference site

[treefrog]

For those wanting a copy of an original flyer/reference for their Sega bandit, see the below links to a Japanese enthusiasts site, who seems to have copies of virtually every Sega from the Hi Top Sega Bells to the Sega Playboys. These seem to have formed part of a binder, but useful for reference covering each of the model types.

http://mysticx.fc2web.com/iarchives/sip/old_sega.htm
http://mysticx.fc2web.com/iarchives/sip/sip_main1.htm
http://mysticx.fc2web.com/iarchives/sip/sip_main2.htm
http://mysticx.fc2web.com/iarchives/sip/sip_main3.htm
http://mysticx.fc2web.com/iarchives/sip/sip_main4.htm

[badpenny]

Well found T.F. and thanks for sharing with us. There's at least one machine there I wasn't aware of (Black Jack)

[marktol]

Topic merged - Site Admin.

Hi,

Not sure if this is the right place for this or not so I will leave it to the mod's to deal with as they see fit.

I came across this web site and it has a link with a picture of every (assuming every) Sega machine made. Useful for identification and restoration if you want to see what it was originally like. There are a handful of broken links but most are complete.

http://mysticx.fc2web.com/iarchives/sip/old_sega.htm
May be of use for someone, they are scans out of a catalogue by the looks of thing?

Cheers,
Mark

[badpenny]

Excellent marktol, you've placed it exactly where it needed to be in my book.

Thanks for rediscovering it, someone brought it to our attention years ago. I don't think we had Resources then as a subject.
So it's interesting to note that Pennymachines is now old enough to be refinding stuff second time around.

Badpenny

[toibs]

This one now seems to be outdated and images missing - however virtually all and more now seems to be here :

http://segaretro.org/Early_Sega_slot_machines

Paul

[pennymachines]

Thanks - another one for the Archive/Links.