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Sun, 07/22/2007 - 9:25am
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Mark Vergeer
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How are those plastics holding up?

Bill, I'm quite curious after the plastics of these old machines. How is that holding up? The casing of the European Snes'es are turning yellowish because of oxidation etc and will no doubt become brittle in a couple of decades. So how is the quality of 'hardware' in your collection? Any signs of degrading plastics?
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