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Everything, with exception to the box and Styrofoam was in rough shape.. Here's what it looked like.
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The Gyros were separated into 3 pieces and everything was covered with a large amount "gunk." 
The NES unit didn't work, the A/C Adapter was held together with black tape. Both controllers were worn out.
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I fixed the gyros by removing the old glue with rubbing alcohol and Goo Gone. It seems someone made a failed attempt to fix them.
After cleaning them properly I glued all 3 pieces together with rubber cement compound. I tested them and they spin flawlessly.
I took apart the NES system and cleaned the pins on the connector. Took apart the Light Gun and cleaned out all components. I checked the wiring and glued the AC adapter together.
The controllers were trashed. Lastly, I put some wood glue in between the worn box edges so they are nice and crisp again.

Here's what I added to make this set complete:
NES Deluxe system manual & various flyers, R.O.B. eye lens cover, 2 brand new NES controllers,
replaced the NES expansion port cover, large NES poster, Nintendo RF module,
Gyromite and Duck Hunt manuals and boxes, 2 gyro disclaimer cards, various baggies and twist ties,

After all the cleaning, fixing and replacing I am happy with the results. :)


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