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I just picked up a project Mappy from Pete in Mass. I spotted it in an ad he put in the RGVAC newsgroup. There is a lot of great information on Mappy over at Mappyland, where I got the animated gifs above.

After I saw and played Mappy at Funspot in NH a few months back, I kept my eye out for one. I love the art on the cabinet, and the game is a lot of fun. I’ll give you some pics below and describe the condition it’s in so you can see what I’m up against with this one.

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The sideart on one side (the right) is very good. The left side is decent, but has a section about 3″x3″ that is torn off. It’s in a spot that is mostly black, so I may be able to paint it to make it less noticable.

The control panel is pretty beat up:

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The stickers on the front are in good shape :)

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The bezel is just about perfect.

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There is a gaping hole where the monitor once lived:

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Pete gave me a broken one that I can hopefully fix and use for it. The game board works, so once I fix the cabinet and the monitor I should be able to get it going, after I do some bonding with my friend Elmer.

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The left side of the cabinet is coming off…

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I’ll have to clamp and glue it, and may need to cut some wood away and replace it. I won’t really know until I look it over better. There is also a piece of wood that goes above the control panel that’s broken off that will require some more glue. BTW…what’s with the cow on the Elmer’s glue label!? I hope they don’t melt down cows at the glue factory, as I couldn’t live with myself knowing Mappy was held together by the liquified remains of our departed bovine buddies.