Jidan
JEEEEEEEEDAN
Hey guys. I FINALLY got back to work on my N64p (which I pretty much need to completely redo). The name stands for...
God Dangit, Not Another ZN-45 N64p N64p
NEW NAME: J64. Can you guess what it stands for?
I know, I know, it's the most basic N64p I could possibly have done. But if you guys will look at this as an individual's accomplishment and not a member of the ModRetro community's accomplishment (and keep in mind that I'm not trying to revolutionize anything), I think it's impressive to be able to make a N64p. The next one I end up doing will be in a PSOne case.
ANYWHO.
I have everything I need to finish this EXCEPT for a screen. Soooo, I've been lazy and don't want to start on the electronics part of it until I have everything. So I've been working on the case.
I'll be posting pics as I go, but there will be a bit more detail on the posts later in the thread.
Blah blah blah, my fingernail is dirty, get over it - I was dremeling the space for the screen right before that and all the dust...bleh
That's paper underneath that...everything fits where it's supposed to go and I shouldn't have much of a problem bondoing the Heck out of this thing.
The part to the left of where the analog stick will go is for the actual analog stick..(not doing any mods, this is the original stick). I also know the buttons look weird, but it's going to be bondo'd up a bit so that it's just a smooth raise on the side. Don't worry, it'll work Also, the screen is lower than it will be. The back of the LCD will be flush with the inside of the case. Save me some room.
The stupid epoxy had less hardener in the tube (not my fault), so it's taking extra long to harden. Tomorrow I should get a significant amount of bondo work done (hopefully).
I bondo'd ALL DAY. I've got about 11 more spots to make perfect and stuff, then I'm going to apply primer. Then I can see what the big flaws are and fill in the little dips and stuff in the bondo. I'm at a standstill, though, because I need primer and Krylon to really get much further.
ALMOST FINISHED with the case! There are some scratches and crap from me being careless, but I've got one more layer of paint and the protection coat left to do. The vent (bottom and top-middle) and speaker (top side) holes are supposed to be kinda off, but not quite as much as they were
I'll be making it more uniform whenever I pick up work on this again (or am not busy with English homework)
God Dangit, Not Another ZN-45 N64p N64p
NEW NAME: J64. Can you guess what it stands for?
I know, I know, it's the most basic N64p I could possibly have done. But if you guys will look at this as an individual's accomplishment and not a member of the ModRetro community's accomplishment (and keep in mind that I'm not trying to revolutionize anything), I think it's impressive to be able to make a N64p. The next one I end up doing will be in a PSOne case.
ANYWHO.
I have everything I need to finish this EXCEPT for a screen. Soooo, I've been lazy and don't want to start on the electronics part of it until I have everything. So I've been working on the case.
I'll be posting pics as I go, but there will be a bit more detail on the posts later in the thread.
Blah blah blah, my fingernail is dirty, get over it - I was dremeling the space for the screen right before that and all the dust...bleh
That's paper underneath that...everything fits where it's supposed to go and I shouldn't have much of a problem bondoing the Heck out of this thing.
The part to the left of where the analog stick will go is for the actual analog stick..(not doing any mods, this is the original stick). I also know the buttons look weird, but it's going to be bondo'd up a bit so that it's just a smooth raise on the side. Don't worry, it'll work
Also, the screen is lower than it will be. The back of the LCD will be flush with the inside of the case. Save me some room.
The stupid epoxy had less hardener in the tube (not my fault), so it's taking extra long to harden. Tomorrow I should get a significant amount of bondo work done (hopefully).
I bondo'd ALL DAY. I've got about 11 more spots to make perfect and stuff, then I'm going to apply primer. Then I can see what the big flaws are and fill in the little dips and stuff in the bondo. I'm at a standstill, though, because I need primer and Krylon to really get much further.
ALMOST FINISHED with the case! There are some scratches and crap from me being careless, but I've got one more layer of paint and the protection coat left to do. The vent (bottom and top-middle) and speaker (top side) holes are supposed to be kinda off, but not quite as much as they were
I'll be making it more uniform whenever I pick up work on this again (or am not busy with English homework)
