Star Wars Quarter Scale Arcade - 1/4
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- Custom built quarter scale Star Wars Arcade. 18" tall, fully functional flight yoke and coin door that accepts miniature quarters. Special thanks to Alan Grier for his incredible 3D modeling!
Components:
Raspberry Pi 3A+
www.adafruit.c...
Waveshare 4.3inch HDMI LCD Screen
www.amazon.com...
Arduino Micro Leonardo
www.amazon.com...
Arcade Cabinet Plans
www.classicarc...
Micro Limit Switches for Yoke
www.amazon.com...
Speakers
www.amazon.com...
SparkFun USB LiPoly Charger - Single Cell
www.sparkfun.c...
4.5-20V Fine-Adjust Step-Up Voltage Regulator U3V70A
www.pololu.com...
Lipo Batteries
ebay.us/gnX6Gd
Lipo Battery Protection Circut
www.amazon.com...
CG Vinyl Studio for Artwork
www.ebay.com/s...
Aluminum for Yoke Mount
www.amazon.com...
Rotary Sensor for Yoke (potentiometer)
www.ebay.com/i...
Battery Holder
www.amazon.com...
Speaker Grill material
www.amazon.com...
Optical Sensors for Coin Door
www.amazon.com...
LED Strip lights
www.amazon.com...
Minature Quarters
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Dude!! Numskull is probably going to get in touch with you one day to give you a job!!!! That is awesomeness!!!! The controller alone is a masterpiece work of art. I didn’t think that could be duplicated in that size. My mind is still blown!!! Can’t wait to see what you tackle next!!! Robotron, Crystal Castles, Bubbles, Moon Patrol, Burger Time & Food Fight would be a few I would love ❤️ to see you take on!!! Oh, Williams Make Trax also!!!
Been so looking forward to this video Jamie, it did not disappoint. Fantastic production sir on both cab and video. well done 👍👍👍
I keep throwing money at the screen and yet I don't have this in my home, yet!
I'd love to buy one of your quarter scale arcades, tell me which ones are available if any.
You should have so many more subs. You 1/4 scale machines are absolutely stunning. I like them better than those new wave toys and the other companies machines. Great job bud I wish you sold these.
Great stuff. I love your voice. Public TV DIY voice.
Truly difficult for me to find enough superlatives to to describe this achievement of awesomeness to give it the justice that it deserves. Sometimes you see something that goes beyond inspiring and makes you want to give up instead. Truly amazing work. Along with your Donkey Kong build, this has earned a place on my very exclusive personal favorite arcade builds playlist. Thanks for sharing and also kudos for such a great and well-edited video. Can't wait to see what you come up with next.
I have the A1U cabinet and love it to death. Except it doesn't have the vacuum molded cockpit border. I really wish somebody would sell them.
There are 3d printable greables to add the details
I agree, it would have been a nice touch if they could have done that. If I had access to a large enough vacuum forming machine, I think it would be a great thing to offer to sell for 1Up customers.
This is awesome, are you making any for sale?
Probably not, it took way to long to build it and I’m not sure people would be willing to pay what I’d have to charge.
@@jamiemcshan let us know what you would charge. I’d be willing to pay up to $650 to $700!!! It’s worth it & money well spent!!!
@@jamiemcshan Try me. Throw out a number.
This thing is incredible. Kudos!!
Impressive most impressive
This is really impressive, is there a way to gain access to the .STL files for 3D printing?
Not at this time. The 3D modeling was very time consuming and not cheap.
Thingiverse has files to print the cockpit version of the game.
This is truly impressive. Now I have a reason to build a CNC machine. Thank you for the inspiration.
fantastic job. excellent attention to detail. I have built a 1/6 joust from scratch and nearly finished a 1/6 Star Trek (SEGA). By odd coincidence I have also built a full size astromech.
These would sell a ton if numbskull got the license.
Hey man, excellent build! Is there a way I can reach out to you?
Sure just message me through TH-cam.
@@jamiemcshan it doesn't appear I can access that on the about page. Would you be willing to send me an email? Restalgia@gmail.com
What? the mini keys don't work to unlock the coin bays? Slaaaackeer! :)
Sorry, I’ll have to work on actual working locks... 😞
Looking Awesome
The input latency is glaring.
First off you have created a very exact and amazing arcade 1/4 scale arcade. Your very gifted and. You do a rad job on these. I think people would be willing to pay a nice chunk of cash for one of these. Im in need of some minor help with my arcade 1up mod with a raspberry pie 4 using the a pac encoder for my yoke. Its been 6 months and i still cant calibrate my yoke to have the cross hairs return to center. I have alot faith you can help me calibrate my yoke for the cross hairs to return to center although my yoke does my cross hairs do not making the Star Wars game unplayable. Im desperate now after 6 months please help me out. If you can do it on your pi 3b I’m sire you can help me fix my issue. “ YOUR MY ONLY HOPE ”
Impressive, most impressive!
Is it possible to buy this thing ?
Do you make this for order
I'm currently making a 1/4 Firefox cabinet any chance you could send me the stl for the yoke please?
Do you sell these? Because I want one!
Like a boss.
Amazing
So, I have seen the two you made. And like yourself... I am inspired to make something similar by the Quarters and Numbskull arcade machines. And while you are not willing to part with the design (I understand!) I was wondering if you would be willing to help with the small buttons and joystick. What swicth hardware are they both built on top of? This is a problem I haven't solved yet. PS: I'd also pay real money for help with the Star Wars yolk too! ; )
Hi James, I messaged you on FB to see if I can help you out.
Please do a Zaxxon and or Gorf. That would be epic
Todd kemp Zaxxon is on my list...
@@jamiemcshan Awesome. I'd flip out seriously lol.
How much for a star wars?
Sorry, I have only built the one and really don't have plans to build any more.
Pretty damn cool Jamie. Still using the router? Keep making cool things.
Hey man!!! I sure am. I use it all the time and to cut this cabinet out. I need to replace one of my bearing shafts as one of my bearings went out and scratched it.
Wow!! U should sell these!!!
Like I said, Could you make a tutorial on how to make a Custom Quarter Arcade?
While it's not a step by step, I tried to show what parts I used as well as what it's made from. It's not really a kit, so I just had to figure it out as I went. Hopefully it will help give you some direction how to build your own.
@@jamiemcshan I want to make a Frogger Quarter Arcade out of a Pacman Quarter Arcade
@@mariodykstra6555 I actually bought an extra Pac-Man cabinet with the hopes to re-use most of the parts to build a Burger Time. You would want to build something from the same manufacture like another Midway game, so that it has the same coin door, speaker grill, marque, CP, etc. But, you most likely will not be able to re-use the actual microprocessor and most likely the monitor. While the monitor does have a standard 40pin TFT ribbon cable, you would need to buy a video controller board to HDMI ($25) and then use a Raspberry Pi for the brains. You will also still need to provide your own charging circuit, amplifier, etc as that is all built into the numskull microprocessor PCB. So basically what you would be able to salvage would be, the marque holder brackets, the joystick and buttons(maybe), the control panel metal, the coin door, the one battery it has, maybe a few other odds and ends… but not much.
@@jamiemcshan I wanted to do so because of the controls:
Pacman: 4-way Joystick, 0 Fire Button, 2 Start Button;
Frogger: 4-way Joystick, 0 Fire Button, 2 Start Button;
@@mariodykstra6555 Understood, but that's the only similarities and you would still have to gut the electronics.
Why no Free Play?
There is, just press the lock (its a button) instead of inserting a coin.
@@jamiemcshan OK