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Tenyo
108 pieces
7.25 inches x 10.25 inches
18.2 cm x 25.7 cm
"Ralph Breaks the Internet" this month (November 21 (USA)), and joins Vanellope in another arcade adventure.
Full House Events always knew that its latest take on corporate entertainment would be a hit, and now it's official. Its Common Man Games concept was awarded "New product that rocked the show" at Markex this week.
With games like Giant Jenga, retro arcade games and foosball, darts and table tennis, the Common Man Games is a great way to build camaraderie and client rapport, without having to resort to traipsing around golf courses or sloshing through mud in combat fatigues.
I'm big on segues from one theme to the next and I have some photos to share of old arcade games from Fun Spot in NH, so I thought since I just shared my daughter's photos (taken for me) of Delaware, OH, she also had these old arcade game photos she took when in San Francisco recently, so ....
This is a reproduction coin door plate I purchased from www.arcadeshop.com. It is made from plastic and not riveted, whereas the original plate had rivets and made from metal. I found out about this plate after I had already painted the coin door. I bit the bullet and decided to remove the other plate and put this new one on, as it will closer mimic the look of the original coin door.
We manage to salvage the entirety of this cart, abandoned behind police lines at 10th and Oak St. Leave no couch behind!
You may recognize that chair in the background.
Documenting the maiden voyage of the OAK-U-TRON 201X
Photo by Mars Jokela