Hello everyone! This is my worklog for my 2nd n64p and my 3rd overall portable. This n64 is being built into a gba carry case hence the name. I am basing this portable off hailrazor's n64boy advance and I'm hoping it will look similar to his because his turned out awesome. This is my first post on the forum here and I joined because it looked a very helpful and friendly site.
About me: I started modding video game consoles a little over a year now. I have modded a huge variety of things including xbox 360 controllers, n64, nes, guitar hero controllers, mp3 players, and psps. I'm 15 as of today
I like music a lot and I play guitar and drum set. My favorite video game is OOT n64.
I have already done a little work on the project but now I'm just waiting for my screen and buttons to come in so I can wrap this up. I had to trim my n64 board a little in order for it to fit inside the case and I successfully completed that and it was my 1st time ever trimming a console motherboard so I'm really proud of myself
I'm not sure whether I want to paint the case or not. I want to paint it because there are a few scratches and small dents in the case and I would have to paint it in order to fix the imperfections, but the whole point of my buying the case was so that I wouldn't have to do much case work because I'm tired of the hole bondo and sanding process.
Using some left over styrene, I fiberglassed my catridge slot onto the board. It is as hard as rock and it won't budge even a millimeter.
I already cut the cartridge slot hole and the hole for the on/off button.
About me: I started modding video game consoles a little over a year now. I have modded a huge variety of things including xbox 360 controllers, n64, nes, guitar hero controllers, mp3 players, and psps. I'm 15 as of today
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I have already done a little work on the project but now I'm just waiting for my screen and buttons to come in so I can wrap this up. I had to trim my n64 board a little in order for it to fit inside the case and I successfully completed that and it was my 1st time ever trimming a console motherboard so I'm really proud of myself
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![IMG_20120705_165346.jpg](http://i1223.photobucket.com/albums/dd506/gman_modz/IMG_20120705_165346.jpg)
Using some left over styrene, I fiberglassed my catridge slot onto the board. It is as hard as rock and it won't budge even a millimeter.
![IMG_20120705_165406.jpg](http://i1223.photobucket.com/albums/dd506/gman_modz/IMG_20120705_165406.jpg)
![IMG_20120705_165443.jpg](http://i1223.photobucket.com/albums/dd506/gman_modz/IMG_20120705_165443.jpg)
I already cut the cartridge slot hole and the hole for the on/off button.