Here are some fuzzy pictures of the MAME cabinet. The light on it threw off the autofocus, I think. I'll try for some better ones later. Vinnie, the dog in most of the photos, is about 70 lbs, for a frame of reference. Ursa is the smaller dog, and she's about 60 lbs. It's a pretty straightforward implementation of the Ultimate Arcade Cabinet II from Cybertech Design . I went with the full-size cutout templates, which made life a whole lot easier. We made some changes, for example, adding casters and just putting a subwoofer port rather than a coin door in the front, since this thing will never be a coin-accepting arcade game. The control deck is a Slikstik Quad. The monitor is a Wells-Gardner 9200D. The internals are a P4 running at 1800Mhz, which is gross overkill for what it needs to do. I'm using an ATI Radeon 7500 All-In-Wonder PCI for the video interface, because it can generate all sorts of weird dot clocks that can really drive that monitor at the frequencies of the original games. I don't have that part working yet--I'm still just using Mame32 and Daphne under WinXP at the moment.