But where’s that spinning G-Loc cab?

Pop-up books were all the rage back when I was a kid. They were a lot of fun, until they got replaced by… I dunno… Screamer videos? Regardless, it was a lot of fun turning the page slowly and watching all of the cleverly-constructed paper models transforming before your very eyes.

Over onKickstarter, an independent publisher are hoping to keep the dream alive withSega Arcade: Pop-up History, a fun tome that will feature cool 3D models of five of the developer’s best remembered cabs:Hang-On, Space Harrier, Out Run, Thunder BladeandAfter Burner.Each page will feature detailed information about each title, alongside a beautifully paper-crafted model of the cabinet.

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The project is already halfway to its goal of £40,000, though it must be noted that all designs are subject to approval by Sega themselves I think this is a really neat and would make for a very unique addition to your gaming bookshelf. Here’s hoping the team find funding soon, allowing us all to travel back to a time when the cabinet design was a large part of the game’s appeal.

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