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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SpiffyRob" data-source="post: 89375" data-attributes="member: 450">Zooooooooombie Thread!Tragically, I did a long write-up last year, but I think the only place I had it saved was on my work email, and I've since switched jobs, so it's lost to the ages.But in short:1. Built out a cabinet that would hold all buttons and the playfield monitor and have a shelf that would hold...2. The backglass monitor, separate of the cabinet itself. These two would be connected to a...3. Separate PC (not integrated into the cabinet.)Really I only got as far as building the box, doing all the wiring, setting the playfield in and putting down some foamboard as a matte. For a while I was thinking of getting playfield glass and some trim, and painting, and integrating the monitor on hinges, and maybe doing LEDs and force feedback... but once I got to the point where it was playable, I sort of just left it there.I play all the time (though I have a real pin too now) and I'm really happy with it. Truth be told, I'm not even sure how much I care about getting TPA on it. VP has solid versions of pretty much every game on TPA, and many, many more. The VP software has also had some great updates recently and tables utilizing these updates are beautiful, plus the dB2S system is quite a game changer in rounding out the experience.One pic only handy, and super blurry, but you should get the gist:<img src="http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/i6gam68jrawyx89/2013-07-06%2017.23.16.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></blockquote>

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