kitsch wrote:
if some clever person can think of a quick fix, lemme know
On it, sending you a mega email tonight, also.
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South Carolina
hey everyone just finished up add the black start select to my blue gameboy im pretty sure my collection is done maybe also i have changed the led in kitsch 64m cart from green to white just a little thing i did on my spare time.
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Santa Cruz, California
Here's my latest creation:
The Fallout Boy
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Seattle, WA
Teh D3th St4r wrote:
Here's my latest creation:
The Fallout Boy-snip-
Have you realized you're amazing at this?
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Santa Cruz, California
^^^^^ Thanx guys.
A couple notes:
You'll notice that some of the paint is wrinkled, but that's actually deliberate. I used a layering technique that would only crinkle the black paint. I wanted to texture it to make it feel like old industrial equipment.
The screen looks terrible because the protective film is still on it. I didn't want to risk scratching up the plastic before it goes into my display case at the store.
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Toronto, Canada
Nice! What kind of price point on that?
Last edited by Infinity Curve (Mar 1, 2013 2:52 pm)
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Santa Cruz, California
Holy shit, that's awesome!
I'm already shopping for the parts!
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Murcia, Spain
Here is my first serious mod. I spent a lot of time gathering all of the components and things, and the same thing for building it. It's taught me a lot of new things about DMG modding, and I've made some stupid mistakes in the process which aren't too annoying and actually gives it a proof that it was my own work xD
It's got:
- Green/clear Kitsch case.
- Black modern screen cover from ASM.
- Super Famicom buttons.
- PCB Mount Pro Sound V2 from ASM.
- Normal yellow backlight from kitsch.
Thanks to Kitsch and ASM for the different kits and things and to nerdsome for his help as well : )
Last edited by DogTag (Mar 4, 2013 2:35 pm)
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Matthew Joseph Payne
Looks nice! ASM prosound boards are theee best!