Retro Arcade Clock - Rpi2DMD - P2.5 Cover for Frame Kit

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I also wanted to build a smaller version of the P5 LED panel system using two p2.5 panels side by side, which are 80mm X 320mm in size and essentially identical to a pinball cabinet Dot Matrix Display. These files only include the cover plates I created to fit over the p2.5 LED Panel frame. The frame itself was designed by Monk and is hosted on NeoArcadia forums at the link below. I simply wanted to provide a more finished look since it will be sitting on my desk at work. This project is truly awesome, and I highly recommend checking out the excellent guide created by eLLuiGi, which can be found at the link below. The zip file containing the guide includes the P2.5 Frame Kit that my covers are intended for. The guide provides links to all necessary hardware and step-by-step directions on how to obtain the RasberryPi image and additional animations. The default image comes with approximately 600 animations, but you can also add an extra 1500, which I highly recommend as they are outstanding. The incredible amount of work done by the NeoArcadia crew is truly impressive. This project would make a great addition to any location, game room, office, bar room, or any other space you can think of! If you don't speak French, use Google Translate to access the link below: http://www.neo-arcadia.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=66819 UPDATE: September 10, 2019 I have added some additional back panel and top panel options with air holes that you can use if needed. These options are worth considering if your project will be running in a non-air-conditioned location. The RaspberryPi never gets hot (only warm to the touch) even when running the panels at 80% all day long, but since this is an air-conditioned space, I opted not to include additional ventilation holes. However, for your project, you now have these options available. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9olaiAZiSKU