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ricepuppet — A SNES to the Past
Published: 2010-12-22 23:24:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 5311; Favourites: 101; Downloads: 0
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these ARE NOT stickers, NOT interchangeable skins, NON Photoshop work; this is HANDMADE and the devices all function properly. The RETRO units have been washed, internally cleaned, parts refurbished and customized; as new!
A Custom Super Nintendo i made. This has the Zelda Theme with the Triforce logo's on the consoles as well as the controller.
THIS UNIT HAS BEEN SOLD
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Haha; and i must shamefully say that i have never finished it. I always ended my session spree when i reached the castle and that bastard worm - with the ball joints - pushes you off the ledge and sets you like, two stages below. Bastard!
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Track it down. I dont know who has it now xD
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That is incredible. I'm want to paint my DSi with model paint since I don't an airbrush or money for spray paint (already own model paint) but I'm not sure how well it will stay on. What paint do you use?
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Depends. I don't reckon cheap paint. Did that once. Failure 1st class. Use something like Dupli Color.
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I used model paint on some controllers and put a coat of Krytex glaze over it, looks beutiful but scratches off by hard objects easily such as screwdrivers.
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What's a screwdriver doing near a finished SNES anyway?
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I painted a N64 controller actually but it was when I was screwing it back together, somehow the screwdriver slipped a bit. I don't have the most steady of hands at times.
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Heh. Thats why coating it multiple times in correct layers is so important. Correct coating prevents scratches that easily.
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Guess I can add more coats. If you ever want to use model paint with glaze over it, remember that the paint tends to mix with the glaze. The effect can be desirable when having two colors next to each other blend edges softly but bad if you want small detail to stay sharp.
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Thanks for the tip! Its so weird how different types of paint give different kinds of effect (desired or non desired)
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can i by some of they if thats ok??
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Most of them are client work. Sometimes i pre-custom one, and sell it, like this one.
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I like some of the old SNES and N64 games the best.
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I have been playing SNES games all night now.
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It took me a while to beat A Link to the Past. It seems the farther you go back in the series, the more vague it is with what you have to do, and the puzzles are harder.
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hate that caterpillar worm that knocks you off the platforms to the lower floors over and over again.
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Yeah.. Then he and the Armos Knight come back in the tower, except this time you fight the Armos on ice xP
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You know the frustration, ugh.
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wow thats very cool I WANT ONE lol im wondering why the style of that system looks different from mine.
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the general shape of the system, it looks different from my super nintendo,
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