Different Woodgrain variations

[Doug]

Does anyone know what each name is of the different woodgrain variations from model to model?? Such as The Sears Tele-Games woodgrain style and the Regular Atari 2600 Woodgrain style?? Seems like I remember seeing this somewhere, but I can't quite recall what the different names are. I am mostly interested in the Sears Tele-Games woodgraiin name. Any help would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks! Doug

[gulag picture radio]

I did some work for a plastic company several years ago. naturalistic finishes like woodgrain were special chemical dips- not appliques or printed patterns. That's not to say that's how everybody does it now or in the 70's, I just wanted to mention that they all might be slightly different.

 

I just loked at a couple of six switches that I have here, and they're all pretty different.

[mark]

i didn't know frogger came in a arcade version. too cool! zaxxon's sweet too! is that pole position?

[Doug]

Yes, Frogger was available in a coin op arcade game. I will post more pictures of my other Coin-Ops later on tonight. Also, yes, that is a Pole Position. I have 2 of them. I also own a NEAR MINT Phoenix machine and a VS. Slalom machine that is also in very good condition.

[oesii]

Does anyone know what each name is of the different woodgrain variations from model to model?? Such as The Sears Tele-Games woodgrain style and the Regular Atari 2600 Woodgrain style?? Seems like I remember seeing this somewhere, but I can't quite recall what the different names are. I am mostly interested in the Sears Tele-Games woodgraiin name. Any help would be  greatly appreciated!! Thanks! Doug

 

 

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