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My Custom Modded SNES Consoles!


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I would have posted these sooner, but my camera broke and I had to buy a new one.

Feel free to post feedback, but keep in mind these are my first attempts, so be nice!

 

Here is a video demonstrating the consoles: VIDEO

(the video may not be "processed" yet, I just uploaded it.)

 

Custom Legend of Zelda SNES

This is the third one I did. As all of them, I filed out the lock out tabs so you can play your import games, as well as the addition of a cool blue LED(litteraly, cool blue, they are not superbright. I like these better)

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Black and Blue SNES

My second attemp at a custom paint job, turned out a lot better.

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Red and Black SNES

First attemp, didnt turn out too great, but not completely failed.

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The Black and Blue one is for sale at the Taylor Trade Center if you live in MI. I gave it to the booth owner, Game Graveyard, as a gift for donating 4 SNES consoles to me.

 

The Zelda one is also for sale by owner ;)

 

I had a lot of fun making these, so I would definitely like to do more, and maybe even try a hand at other consoles in the future.

Thanks for the comments!

 

Oh yeah, I also have paint that identically matches the Original SNES color, so I can also "restore" your SNES and get rid of the regional lockout tabs while I'm at it.

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I like the granite looking paint on the first (third?) console :P

 

This is a good way to spice up your probably "smokers edition" looking consoles :P

 

BTW, what paint did you use?

 

Two out of the three were definitely "smokers edition". Hopefully I can find more of them at low prices, because I had an awful lot of fun doing these.

Krylon Real Stone, model paints (spray) and plenty of clear coat gloss.

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The Black and Blue one is for sale at the Taylor Trade Center if you live in MI. I gave it to the booth owner, Game Graveyard, as a gift for donating 4 SNES consoles to me.

 

I went to Taylor Town Trade Center today to check this out. It was there, and looked even better in person! It was 50 dollars, which was more cash than I had brought.

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