Cases/Boxes for Jamma Boards and Playchoice 10 titles?

[p-r0t]

I've been thinking about ways to preserve my arcade jamma boards instead of just carboard boxes. Obviously jamma boards range in various sizes for various reasons so making a standard UGC box is not really practical unless you're talking about something the size of a pizza box... I'm curious if anyone has come across a common solution that works for them? It would be cool to have the boards cased up with nice labels just like cartridges

Also the same for PC-10 boards, I don't have the exact dimensions but I think most would fit inside a UGC ?

Thoughts ?

[Dr.Agon]

PC-10 carts are basically NES games, so id be surprised if they DIDN'T fit in a UGC

as for JAMMA boards, some boards are huge, double layered etc. there's just too much variety to have a "universal" case, for storage just use some antistatic bubble wrap...

if you were crazy, you could make DVD covers for the games, that way you'd have something to display...

[tiktektak]

Exactly this is what always put me off when I thought about collecting PCBs as well.

How to store and present them?

[noclass_nick]

Exactly this is what always put me off when I thought about collecting PCBs as well.

How to store and present them?

that's why when I made an arcade cab, I purposely decided to collect neo geo mvs games, can be put on shelf nicely and even cased,

[Arseen]

Exactly this is what always put me off when I thought about collecting PCBs as well.

How to store and present them?

The 2 mentioned things ( wrapped in antistatic bubblewrap and inside logoless strurdy "pizza box") combined seem the best.
Just add nice end labels to the box and clear coat for protection of the label.

[Dr.Agon]

...if you were crazy, you could make DVD covers for the games, that way you'd have something to display...

still think this is a good idea, knocked this up in a few minutes...

[X68000]

PC-10 carts are basically NES games, so id be surprised if they DIDN'T fit in a UGC

Most won't, PC-10 "carts" are actually PCBs and some of them are huge (Mega Man 3 and SMB 3 come to mind).