TigerShark SNESp work log

Includes but not limited to: SNES, Genesis, Sega CD, PlayStation 1, Nintendo 64, Dreamcast, Game Gear and I guess the Virtual Boy.

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thewizdawg
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Re: TigerShark SNESp work log

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Thanks for the feedback!

I found the Datamax case at a thrift shop. I frankenmodded the case. The toy is from a company called Kidz Delight. I believe this one is the 1st model. I used the 2nd model for my NOACp Delight (which is finished btw, just need to make a video).

Making/painting the case is always the most time consuming part of the build process for me, but also the most rewarding. I want my portables to look good. "You can put lipstick on a pig but it's still a pig" (I don't know if that saying is really relevant but it's fun to say)

Also I've changed my mind about the colors of the TigerShark. It's just going to be grey/white. It will still look slick!
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Re: TigerShark SNESp work log

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hows the progress comin on this thing?
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Still in the painting stage, should have some new pics up Sunday.
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Done with the painting, now on to the fun part.... wiring it up!

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Re: TigerShark SNESp work log

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It actually looked better before painting.
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Re: TigerShark SNESp work log

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mog123 wrote:It actually looked better before painting.
I seriously hope you are sarcastic.
Oh, and great job! It's really clean and nice.
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mog123 wrote:It actually looked better before painting.
ithought it looked pretty sweet with the paint.
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Re: TigerShark SNESp work log

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mog123 wrote:It actually looked better before painting.

Good thing hes not making it for you isnt it.
copulate all you goddamn smartasses.
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Re: TigerShark SNESp work log

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i honestly think it would look better as one color...
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Re: TigerShark SNESp work log

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I agree, one color ftw.
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Re: TigerShark SNESp work log

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Well after working all morning and then taking an afternoon break to watch some golf I finally got the cart slot and RGB video working correctly tonight. I also got most of the controls wired.

the inside
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close up of the video
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I'm in the home stretch now but need to find some different batteries. The ones I purchased are not going to fit. :(

ps. One colour is boring. :)
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Re: TigerShark SNESp work log

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thewizdawg wrote:Well after working all morning and then taking an afternoon break to watch some golf I finally got the cart slot and RGB video working correctly tonight. I also got most of the controls wired.

the inside
Image

close up of the video
Image

I'm in the home stretch now but need to find some different batteries. The ones I purchased are not going to fit. :(

ps. One colour is boring. :)
its also clean and simple. you could at least tape it off again, cut clean edges with a razor and repaint. sorry but your paint job looks a little halfassed, especially for the quality of your casework
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Re: TigerShark SNESp work log

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If u were you, I would paint over the black area for the speakers, or at least clean it up. I would also paint the gray boarder around the entire case, that would make it look a lot better.
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Re: TigerShark SNESp work log

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Haha, see you found some plastic covers or sleeves for the capacitors on the SNES mini mobo. I just covered mine in hot glue to prevent shorts.

I feel so cheap -_-
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Re: TigerShark SNESp work log

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Yeah I had bought some heat shrink tubing from an auto parts store a while ago and just used that.

I should get the new batteries Wednesday and should finish up this weekend.
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