er, I'm pretty sure that it IS a lot bigger than any other N64p ....no matter, it looks great, and if it's comfortable to hold for you, then you'll be fine .

Looking good so far, and great results with the LED mod. The case does look a little thick, but that's probably just because of the angle in the picture.

I've hit a bit of a roadblock on mine; apparently bondo doesn't like to stick to styrene...at all. So now I need to find either a new filler, a new material, or to completely rethink my design . Where did you get sheets of PVC from, or is that something that's available from the usual online plastics suppliers?

I really like the front plate, it looks nicely done. However, I seem to recall that's a 6 inch depth for the siding? I don't believe most people have used over about 2 inches depth-wise, so I would have to disagree with your statement. However, as gamelver said, if it fits well in your hand and you like it, who are we to criticize? Go for it. Oh, and good job on the LED mod.

Crap, that looks just like mine...

youre putting that picture on the wiki right?

it looks like you made it as simple as possible, but inturn it looks so clean, shiny also

it looks like you painted it also, did you? and how are you going to fit the cart in it looks like you need to cut a little bit of the aluminum off.


great looking case congrats

*coughs and nudges head at your first one*


Anyways, yea, I love it. I think that someone could fit their hands on that baby pretty nicely.

very nice, excellent job

Crap! Now it really looks like mine!



Great job, very smooth cuts.

very nice, i like how everything fits in there so nicely hope its finished soon, before the day is over because im leaving again

philmont for two weeks and i was gone this week for another camp. so this is the only day im back

NICE cuts. Until the last picture I was sure you had cheated and use a CNC machine. Cutting that damn plexi straight is hard, so is drilling it correctly. Those homebrew spacer stacks you have in there are pretty awesome too. I never thought of doing it that way, it's probably much sturdier than the regular round ones. A tip on epoxying: sand off all the glue thats on there now, mix up some epoxy, dip the spacers in and put them so that the epoxy makes a kind of 'puddle' underneath them. Then position them so that they are in the right spot, then give them a day or so to dry. Holds very strong. No one ever appreciates those little spacers, but they're very helpful for making a neat, reversible design.
Seeing yours almost done makes me want to work on mine. I hope my n64 comes in the mail one of these days. Damn Canadian shipping.

hey new pictures! nice work.

i have noticed that our portables share similarities. because thats the best way to do it

i will probably copy your spacer idea.