Front (potentiometers at the top are for color and brightness, there is no volume control):
Top (sorry about the blurriness, you can kind of see the battery doors and the two switches for power and built-in/cartridge games):
Back (I actually used screws this time instead of tape or glue):
Bottom (the left jack is for AV output, the right one is for headphones):
Running SMB3:
Running built-in games list (with a cartridge next to it for size comparison. It's less than half the height of the cartridge.)
The weird ridge you see on the sides toward the back is a piece of 1/8" balsa wood I had to add because, just like in my original NESp, the case was not quite thick enough. I guess I didn't take the thickness of the wires into account. The rest of the case is high-impact polystyrene.
