Photos
Photo Galleries from Picasa!
Photos uploaded using the Dropico Service
|
Album for profile photos
|
Album for scrapbook photos
|
A Virtua Fighter arcade cabinet located in Indianapolis IN. For sale, great for a mame cabinet, wide control panel, with a great 25" CRT arcade monitor.
|
A complete, nice looking Stars pinball machine that has been home owned for about 15-20 years. Currently not working, but for sale in Indianapolis IN.
|
For Sale in Indianapolis (August, 2010) Missing boardset, would be great for a Mame project if looking for an empty arcade cabinet.
Visit Rotheblog.com > For Sale for more information. |
A classic Exidy game, complete, and for sale in the Indianapolis Indiana area. Visit Rotheblog.com > For Sale for more information.
|
By Spain's Playmatic, For Sale in Indianapolis Indiana.
|
For sale in the Indianapolis area
|
For Sale in Indianapolis Area
|
For Sale in the Indianapolis area
|
Recently posted for sale (Feb. 2010), a one of a kind machine in a small town.
|
|
Out of Ohio
|
Here is a Sega Out Run cocktail that is for sale locally here in Indianapolis. $350 OBO. Motivated seller, if you are at all interested do make an offer.
|
From the Time Travel Warehouse, resold on eBay late Nov. 2009 for nearly $2,795
|
Pretty common stuff, some classic, some modern – Drive-In route.
|
|
A guy listed this on Craigslist for $35. For all I know, it was in amazing condition, but he set it outside the day prior, and even with a decent amount of cover, the bottom got soaked, ruining the cabinet.
|
|
Just picked up this old Stern pinball locally. It was for sale for nearly two days, but has been sold to a pinball collector in Nashville, IN.
|
|
Tremendously colorful cabinet, I'm a sucker for the full artwork coverage no matter the gameplay.
|
Here are some photos taken by some friends from their trip to the Illinois Pinball warehouse as there was a 'parts' sale on all of Bally / Williams etc. pinball inventory.
|
A Hyperball, Galaxy and Flight 2000
|
My Pac-man, was to be Pac-mame, for sale in Indianapolis
|
Owned by former Midway employee, located in Illinois.
|
Two classics for sale in Indiana
|
|
|
Pinball machines and arcade games up for sale at the Super Auctions coin-op auction, November 2008. A ton of classics that have not shown up in such force in awhile
|
An Atari Xevious arcade game for sale in the Seattle Washington area. Full cabinet, with a whole set of extra arcade parts.
|
Photos of all of the arcade games and pinball machines that were up for sale at the fall USAmusements auction that took place in Indianapolis October 2008
|
Here are a couple of the pinballs and all of the arcade games and prices they sold for at the Super Auctions this past weekend at the Pinball expo in Chicago.
|
Over 250 Photos from Jason Fowler's famous arcade warehouse find in Missouri. Things didn't work out so smoothly, but we at least get a low resolution glimpse into the massive amount of games that were on site.
|
Screenshots of my Jr. Pac-man high score games on my home arcade machine
|
Finally, after much anticipation, photos via Pinbalsales.com of the Dark Knight playfield from Stern's new Batman pinball.
|
4 arcade game cabinets for sale in the Indianapolis, IN area plus parts. Originally intended to be made into Mame machines, so there are computer monitors and other such pieces for that type of arcade build.
|
|
Photos of Space Ace x2, Thayer's Quest, Dragon's Lair and Firefox arcade games from QuarterArcade.com bulk buy May 2008
|
A Ms. Pac-man marquee reproduction made without Namco or Two-Bits involvement, possibly before the exclusive license was made formal around 2000. Beyond that, I don't have any more information about this Ms. Pac-man reproduction marquee in terms of who made it or how many there were.
|
Using Joymonkey's vinyl Ms. Pac-man stencils, this album will have photos showing the start to end process of repainting / stenciling a Ms. Pac-man arcade machine to it's original colorful glory.
|
More images from the PA QuarterArcade.com warehouse raid, NOS artwork, lots of Taito stuff, lots of rolls of sideart, good stuff!
|
Right off Elmwood Ave. Great Times has a handful of pinball an classic arcade machines that would make it an appealing stop in for coin-op enthusiasts in Indianapolis, IN.
|
There are still warehouses with arcade games left in them! Or at least that is what this find will lead us to believe. 100 games in all, 35 pinballs. Here are some photos from inside the warehouse in PA.
All of these pinball machines are sold! Check out the comments for this gallery on Rotheblog for a link back to explain. |
Miscellaneous arcade game parts, pieces, and artwork that every arcade game collector just seems to accumulate. Some items have prices, some items I just want to sell so you can make an offer.
|
Brad Spelman opened up his house and had about 30 people over to christen his new bar and play classic and modern games.
|
Terminator 2 Pinball located at the Southern Plaza Laundry & Tan
|
|
Popeye machine I acquired in Northern Indianapolis
|
Multiple stories of entertainment, Jillian's also has an arcade on the second floor. A lot of the games are broken though….
|
Williams Little Chief Pinball. Was a HUO pinball, but it has a fair amount of cabinet scratching and dinging for a typical HUO unit.
|
Bally Night Rider Pinball. Was HUO, but is a little beat up for a typical HUO pinball.
|
Dad and I went to Tigers Fantasy Camp from January 20-27, 2008. It was the 40th anniversary of the 1968 World Championship Tigers.
|
Brand new, gift from sister
|
|
Complete Jr. Pac-man conversion kit, owner by another collector. He's looking to sell, but he isn't giving it away:)
|
Empty cabinet, may keep it just for the artwork.
|
|
An individual selling his machine south of Indianapolis, IN for a touch higher than typical market value.
|
Our first true "vacation" since our honeymoon!
|
Non working Wizard of Wor that I picked up for free in Bloomington, IN
|
Now defunct:( Was a great museum for the comic related genre.
|
"Secret" Test Location – Real Time Sports – Elk Grove, Chicago
|
Showing Nokes as he progressively grows from a puppy into an adult dog.
|
Brought Back from Solid Black sides Land Sea and Air Squad Game.
|
By total chance I got connected with the wife of a former operator locally. Here is what arcade stuff she has left for sale.
|
Photos of our puppy Kellogg
|
HUO or mostly Space Invaders Deluxe I picked up for cheap in Chelsea, MI
|
Bought for a good deal in Columbus, IN
|
The Varners came down the weekend of the US Amusements Auction, and then we met up later to do some wine tasting at Buck Creek
|
Photos of my bulk arcade game buy. I went down and met another collector at his storage unit and loaded up 8 games, including the whole point of the trip, a great looking Pengo!
|
On memorial day, I bought my very first embattled arcade machine Pac-man!
|
Used, working Konami Track and Field for sale in Greenwood, IN. Sideart has been removed at some time in the machine's life.
|
|
Found in an abandoned lodge named Little Sweden outside of Sonora, CA – Late July 2010.
|
Photos of Our Dog Nokes
Right now we are just fostering him, but you know, we’ve given him a name, so seriously, I don’t think we are giving him back.
He was a real steal at the price of free, so this week we’ll have him checked out for anything major at a vet.
Bedroom Set & Wine Rack
Here are some photos of our new bedroom set that we got for a great deal, and the wine rack that was given to us.
Sarah’s Birthday Party
A photo of the group that got together for Sarah’s surprise birthday party earlier this month.
New Photo Galleries from multiple events from this summer / fall ’07
I have found out since I launched this blog 2 years ago, that I started out energetic about posting photos, but it was time consuming, and I don’t have that much time at any given point in my life. Now, I know there are a million social networking sites out there for posting photos, this little industry has exploded, but I never liked having someone leave my site visually and I like my code and I want it to be written right and not bloated.
Well, my desire to share photos has overruled most else, and I started to play around with Picasa from Google and their new Web Albums feature. I like it. Talk about easy. All you need is a Google account, which gives you access to a whole bunch of awesome stuff rolled into one user interface on the web, word and spreadsheet creation and versioning tools (docs.google.com released this week), photo sharing, mail, calendar, and access to use their IM.
It gives you 250 MB of free space, which is a good chunk. I am sure I will have no issue filling that up, but for the average person that is a lot of space. Not to mention the galleries themselves are just awesome in what you get to do as a user. You do leave my site, but that’s ok, just come back:).
I have posted three sets of photos so far; This past weekend with our parents, our shoe ruining mission event at the airshow in August, and our trip to Cleveland from this past June. Enjoy
Dogsit Lady
Christine is always so nice and will drop off her dog to play with. The second photo here from earlier today really captures the dog’s cute and silly antics when she gets playful.
Rebuilding my desk and office
I rarely take photos with my old digital camera anymore, and now I remember why. These are some bad photos, but at least it gives you and idea of what my newly expanded desk and rearranged office looks like.
I added a 30 x 70 worksurface area to my desk, now I have space to put all of my different equipment there, no cords going into the shelves and half way across the room. The Mac is on it’s own desk now with it’s own wireless card. I really liked how it all turned out, especially since I just visualized the parts I needed to expand the desk.
