Zoltar Speaks replica fortune teller - How it was made
Roger Hess wrote to say that he has created a long "how it's made" article detailing the build process of the Zoltar Speaks fortune teller we featured on this blog back in 2010. The video shown above is a new compilation of video clips which shows the mechanism in operation.
This article is a fascinating in-depth look at the process. If you have any interest in old coin-operated machines (or are perhaps thinking of making one) this article is full of useful stuff. It has a little bit of everything: cam timers, casting eyeballs, paint techniques, jewelry-making, and advanced woodworking methods. And, that's just a taste! The article serves also to demonstrate the amount of skill and dedication required for a project of this magnitude. My hat is off to Roger Hess. Incredible.
Here's a link to the full-length article on The Making of the Zoltar Speaks Fortune Teller Replica.
Labels: arcade, behind-the-scenes, casting, coin-operated, complex machines, fortune teller, how to, jewelry, metalworking, Roger Hess, vintage, woodworking, Zoltar
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