Like others have mentioned earlier...great work there.
>Redid the "night" bezel with more accurate simulation of backlighting.
The illuminated backlit lamps support is excellent. The artwork section should eventually have different download files available for those that want either artwork style (backlit lamp being visible or no backlit lamp support)
Some of the various Midway glossy parts catalogs of 1970s/1980s era Midway games show an internal illustrated cab view showing where the backlit lamps are mounted within the cab. It isn't as accurate compared to getting a quality photo/video to work with as reference material, but the cab illustrations within the Midway catalogs do indicate where interior backlit lamps are mounted behind the front plexiglass bezel.
Midway Clowns, Midway Gunfight would look good with backlit lamp support as well....especially Midway Clowns imo. I liked the cab design look of Midway Clowns, but Clowns gameplay was nowhere near as good as Exidy's Circus.
>I also created sound samples from blinddog's video. The quality is not great but it works.
There should be Guided Missile logic schematics online by this time, I also purchased one in the past, in which someone that is knowledgeable with analog electronics could eventually emulate the audio sounds. It is a bummer that currently no Derrick Renaud type talent around that can decipher the schematics and write code into MAME to emulate the sound effects.
I wouldn't be surprised that Guided Missile might require some type of circuit hardware component to be emulated first before any work can begin with Guided Missile audio sounds.
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