Looking for some Intellivision bits and pieces

[YOK-dfa]

Hi,

 

I'm looking for the following Intellivision items to complete some of my games:

 

AD&D: 2 overlays

Atlantis: box, manual, 2 overlays

Backgammon: 2 overlays

Bump'n'Jump: box, manual, 2 overlays

Burgertime: box

Carnival: manual

Commando: box, manual

Defender: box, manual

Dracula: box, manual, 2 overlays

Dreadnoughtfactor: box, manual, 2 overlays

He-Man: box, manual, 1 overlay

Hover Force: box, 2 overlays

Kool Aid Man: box, manual, 2 overlays

Lady bug: manual

Loco-Motion: box, manual, 2 overlays

Math Fun: 2 overlays

Motocross: box, manual, 2 overlays

Mouse Trap: 2 overlays

Novablast: box, manual, 1 overlays

Pacman: box, manual

Pinball: box, manual, 2 overlays

Popeye: box, manual

River Raid: box, manual, 2 overlays

Safecracker: box, manual, 2 overlays

Sewer Sam: box, manual, 2 overlays

Swords & Serpents: manual

Thin Ice:box, manual, 2 overlays

Thunder Castle: box, manual, 2 overlays

Tower of Doom: box, manual, 2 overlays

Tron Solar Sailer: box

Truckin: box, manual, 2 overlays

Turbo: 2 overlays(if exist)

Tutankham: box

Venture: box, manual

White Water: box, manual, 2 overlays

Wordfun: 1 overlay

World Championship Baseball: box, manual, 2 overlays

World Cup Soccer: box, manual, 2 overlays

Zaxxon: box, manual

 

If you have any of these for trade, let me know

 

Cheers,

Raymond

[vintagegamer89]

Hey Im not sure if you know this or not, but you can most intellivision overlays from Intellivisionlives.com or www.steverd.com/overlays

[YOK-dfa]

Hi,

 

Problem is that i don't have a creditcard, so payments outside of the European Union are very cumbersome for me. That's why i hope to get most of the stuff by trading

 

Cheers,

Raymond

[+-^CrossBow^-]

I just print off new overlays for my 5200, CV, and Intellivision systems. Grab ya some transparency film that is approved for inkjet printers find the deminsions of the overlays. then print a reverse image onto transparency film so that the actual printed side is facing down and wouldn't be touched when looking at the overlay the correct way. Then, on the printed side, you get some white spray paint and coat them down. Then you can use a small coat of clear kote of something to that effect to protect it further. If done correctly, the whole thing will look almost like the real deal, and really doesn't take that long to do if you print many at once. Most of my 5200 overlays were redone in this manner and it does work well.