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The front panel of the stand is 800x600mm (hxw)The back panel is 900x600mm (hxw)The side panels are 500mm wide

Hi if you can send me your email address I can send software as I dont have any online repository.

Hi,The height of the pushed is 430mm. That is the side panels.The sliding base did stick a couple if times a year. This was resolved by putting a couple of drops of 3 in 1 oil under the sliding base (I put it in at the back so base will slide over it) and it was okay after that.Cheers

Circuit diagram now included as PDF

That's an awesome controller. Much better with some stripboard. Looks professional.

Your controller looks good.

Hi, I'll get that documented in the coming months

Apologies in delayed reply.All of the Virtual Pinball software can be found on https://www.vpforums.org/In there is a Getting Started tabe that has all Essential Files you need and the version of Virtual Pinball that you want. My table is presenting running VP8 and VP9 tablesVPX is also available and looks better than VP9 but my PC will not run many tables smoothly so I'll be looking at that upgrade path in the future.There are many 'menu' front end packages to allow tables to be loaded once the machine is up and running. I opted for PInballX, https://www.pinballx.com/

Very good build. And more professional with a bread board.Well done.

Thanks for the comments. The sound from the software is amazing. It is all pumped out through a small Amp to get crisper sound.Version 2 of table will get a Subwoofer to try and get the 'vibration' added to the overall play of the game and I would add a something for the 'crack' sound for the free game.

Hi, I was Dundee 83-87

I've not played that one yet. If you ever want to head down the virtual route, then VP forums have the Spirit of '76 table.

What a coincidence, my Student Union had Flash Gordon pinball and 1947 arcade machine.