This is an auction for a custom built miniature skeeball arcade machine! This unit was built from scratch by hand by me.
This is the only, miniature skeeball machine I will probably ever make. I put in over 70 hours into this build, as documented by this youtube playlist:
These videos show the build from the initial prototype I built, all the way to the finished piece! Check it out and then bid on this one of a kind machine!
These mini arcade builds started when I first built a mini Pac-Man cabinet for my son for his 7th birthday. The response was so big online, I keep getting requests for other games made in miniature form. I've been featured in Popular Science Magazine for one of my arcade builds and have even appeared on a morning radio show about them. I try to keep it interesting by not building just the same thing over and over again. This skeeball machine is by far my favorite one so far as it took the most amount of work in both electronics, wood, and metal work.
WATCH THIS YOUTUBE VIDEO ALL ABOUT HOW THIS ARCADE SKEEBALL GAME WORKS:
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Information about the unit itself:
The unit is constructed from MDF board, steel, pvc, plexiglass, and a BUNCH of custom electonic work. It's a hand painted cabinet with a laminated skeeball graphic behind a piece of plexiglass in the scoring area. The system runs off an arduino and has fully functional scoring, sound effects (they're a little on the quiet side but still audible while playing), and even a ticket dispenser!
In the videos I show off all the insides, how to play a game, how the ticket system works, and lots of other goodies so be sure to check the videos out! It's 22" inches tall by 16" wide by 30" long and weighs 25 pounds, so unfortunately shipping will be fairly high as it'll have to be in a large box (with lots of packing peanuts to protect it!) I always ship UPS.
The videos included in this description show me actually using the unit, so watch those to see what the skeeball machine looks like in action as well as learn how to start the game and put more tickets into the machine. For another look at it, check out this video of it as well: