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I will update this as I make new work, but untill then I have too much to post, so here is a vast gallery of work I have done
Everything
http://thretris.deviantart.com/
DMG
http://www.flickr.com/photos/thretris/s … 629644801/
NES, SNES, Other
http://www.flickr.com/photos/thretris/s … 635330051/
Hmm, care to show us your secrets, oh master of the dark arts?
hehe, sort of why I posted it here instead of the gameboy section... I know these threads always lead to tons of questions. I keep no secrets. Any one quires about anything, just fire away.
what type of paint do you chose to use on plastics?
any more lsdj keyboards in the mix??? 
Last edited by BR1GHT PR1MATE (Jan 9, 2010 9:31 am)
what type of paint do you chose to use on plastics?
I use a variety of paint, no brand in particular though, experience tells me what paints are harder and more saturated than others. Krylon tops my list. Always have a can of adhesive promoter handy.
Awesome stuff, thretris.
Thank you sir
any more lsdj keyboards in the mix???
Indeed there is! 5 in fact, when I can find the time. for now though.. many, many DMG's
Thretris, where do you get so many DMGs?
Various places.
large broken eBay lots I repair myself
thrift stores
trades
Supply from online shops such as Nonfinite, Kitsch, DMGs-R-Us
most of these will end up being just custom cases, about 10-20 will be full DMGs and either auctioned off, or sold as request.
I mainly scour ebay for hours for big boxes of broken DMGs for like 10 bucks. Then repair them when possible.
Question: When you take pictures of your custom painted NES's and stuff like that, how do you do your background behind the NES? Like what do you put it in/on/in front of when you are taking the picture to get that studio look? I have a nikon D40 so I kinda want to try doing some backgrounds for the pc and what not, and I want to know how to get that backdrop
I get this alot so I will answer in public... I have mentioned before I design action figures for a living, you can take a peak at the photography section of this tutorial from my real jobs website http://www.kylerobinsoncustoms.com/links/starters.htm
ignore all the stuff about "figures" and apply it customs..lol. (and yes, this is old, 6mpx...lol.. c'mon)
but yeah, diffusion is god amongst product photography. the background I use is silver, adds even more light disbursement.
also, here is blog about my light bulbs from a while back, im sure you can still find them
http://kylerobinsoncustoms.com/blog/200 … an-afford/
here is my current set up
if I missed anything you still want to know... just ask
Just finished some new stuff.... here is 2 of my faves from the batch!
Thretris Themed backlit Pocket
http://Thretris.deviantart.com/art/Thre … -149888771
Chipmusic.org Theme DMG with pro-sound
http://Thretris.deviantart.com/art/Chip … -149888593
HOLY SHIT.
that backlit pocket is unreal. and the chipmusic dmg is probably the best thing i've ever seen.
way to bring it next-next level
Hehe, from the thread title, I was expecting a new theme for chipmusic.org that made it look like a Game Boy. 
But this is cool too, you're definitely king of the fancy painted GBs. 
Thretris, do you have a tut written up on your painting process, or would you be able to do one on your next paint job? It'd be nice to see what steps you take to do such great work.
I'd like more the chipmusic themed if it were clear line, not drops.
But I say it's pretty good.
guess' who's gunna own that puppy 
teehee