Armada Amusements

The Boys enjoying some shmups at
Dangon Feveron! Ok!

Gottlieb Flying Carpet, 1972. Prepping for a deep clean.

A long weekend reminder from Lemmy -- stay safe, stay cool and stay hydrated.

Dr. Mario will be at Armada HQ for a vaccine pop up tomorrow. Assuming it's for Covid but who knows. Book now, limited supply. Knock on the big red door in the alley behind the rub n' tug. You know the one.

Make me an offer.

*RARE* Vintage cigarette stained control panel plexi. Drip marks and burn spots add to it's one of a kind appeal. Share it's story of being on location for years in local dive bar with your hipster friends.

Serious inquiries only. Low ballers will be ignored.

Six pack packaging makes a great coin box. Why pay import pricing for vintage parts when you can collect money and enjoy a tasty brew?
S-M-R-T

If it ain't broke, don't fix it. Eff that!This little oddball cocktail table can switch from vertical to horizontal orientation. Origins unknown but built like a tank. "20 minute job" took many hours and many beers. I curse small space wiring.

Pulled from location in horizontal format. Not a big hit. People like to straddle the machine rather than sit side by side, or so it would seem. Hence the change up.

In the future we will live in a wireless society. Jobs won't exist and robots will do all the work.

Picked up this gem today at while tinkering with their vintage vending machine.

Collectors and arcade bars put lots of effort into restoring arcade machines back to their original glory. But, for me, the most accurate representation of the 80s arcade experience is playing a bootleg game in a generic cabinet. Just like you'd see at a burger or pizza joint. This marquee would have been exactly what you'd see.

Happy Lemmy Day!

Gotta protect the goods. Fixing games, fixing leaks, drinking beer. I'm what you call a Triple Threat.