Thanks!wow wiggy just read through from first page to now. and all I can say is wow you do some amazing work and congrats on the new arrival. I have a ton of older stuff just collecting dust nes,snes,and n64 systems just laying around. ill hit you up some time about them.
I love the old schoolThis!^^wow wiggy just read through from first page to now. and all I can say is wow you do some amazing work and congrats on the new arrival.
Amazing mods for OG consoles!
Wireless Nintendo 64 controllers: http://www.joystiq.com/2013/06/15/retro-bits-wireless-n64-controllers-are-just-smashing/
Guuurrrgggh! Must have Earthbound Zero reproduction! Seriously, how do I get on the waiting list? Also, do you still have any of those GBA back-light packages? I picked up a few original GBAs off of eBay and was planning on restoring them.Ding ding ding! You are correct I'll be posting pics on FB and my blog very shortly of the final product.
Also, thanks! I'm loving being a dad so far
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I can, but it's really not my thing so much. I try to avoid using automotive paint as much as possible just because it takes a ton of setup and cleanup. It's really only worth it to me if I can do a bunch of parts at one time.Can you do anything like this guy?
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Custom-Nes-Guy/545707305440585?fref=ts
I don't do waiting lists just because the list would get really long really fast. I'm gonna try and crank as many of these out as I can over the next month or so. Hopefully it'll be enough to meet demand.Guuurrrgggh! Must have Earthbound Zero reproduction! Seriously, how do I get on the waiting list? Also, do you still have any of those GBA back-light packages? I picked up a few original GBAs off of eBay and was planning on restoring them.
The last time I inquired about these items, I wasn't in a situation where I could be spending money on a luxury mod like this. I also only had a single original GBA, the first GBA that I ever acquired, the day that the system first launched. I have taken very good care of it, and its in pristine condition. I honestly didn't feel like modding it, not even to improve it. I want to keep that first GBA spotless, with no additional changes.
Way ahead of yaCan't wait for that.
Also since I just thought of this have you ever thought of using a 3-d printer to do custom shells or something of that nature.
Cool!The last time I inquired about these items, I wasn't in a situation where I could be spending money on a luxury mod like this. I also only had a single original GBA, the first GBA that I ever acquired, the day that the system first launched. I have taken very good care of it, and its in pristine condition. I honestly didn't feel like modding it, not even to improve it. I want to keep that first GBA spotless, with no additional changes.
But thankfully my situation has changed, and thanks to eBay I got my hands on several old, cast-out GBA systems at very reasonable prices. And these dusty, dirty, damaged GBAs are in need of an overhaul. I've put in my order for two of the GBA backlight kits. (one 32 pin and one 40 pin) I went ahead and sprung for two of those scratch-resistant glass lenses. Just couldn't pass that up.
I have new external cases on order from Hong Kong. As soon as they get here I'll crack these units apart and make them shine again. I'll post some before/after shots when I'm finished.
No kidding. That is an incredibly hot bit of cartridge love. Make sure you post here when the next batch is ready for ordering, I will jump all over that. And thanks for the tip about the GBA buttons. I'll keep that in mind when I start refurbishing my GBAs. The feel of the buttons is important. I accidentally acquired a few too many GBAs off of eBay. If the first two units I improve turn out well, I might be coming back for more of those kits.o my. That's amazing.