64 Boy Portable nintendo 64

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Published 2010-04-17

I personally love it.

Build log here: forums.modretro.com/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=1870

For sale thread: forums.modretro.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=2680

Eureka sound and animation belongs to nintendo
All about the pentiums belongs to Weird Al Yankovic.

All Comments (21)

@goodolchris4173 2 years ago

I remember when this first came out! Literally one of the best videos on YouTube
@vrcallie6651 7 years ago

I want to learn how to make that portable
@austinevans 14 years ago

What about heat? Does the console get warm/hot while playing it? Or is it not an issue?
@HiRuMi91 13 years ago

You guys at modretro are all freaking geniuses...
@HyeWarrior 14 years ago

Dude, you're my hero. I wish I could make something like this
@purple-cube 14 years ago

YES!!!! So Beautiful Austin! You are officially my favorite N64 Portablizer. Bummer about the batteries eh? Still looks SO beautiful!!!!
@infectedkoozer 14 years ago

WoW dude no words man, cant say everything just..Awesome and congratz
@PoseidonsWrath 12 years ago

What is the case itself made from and how did you make it? I saw some posts talking about wood, but it looked like plastic, also did you take a block of wood and just carve it down or did you have a special way of cutting it? I have seen quite a few of these now and I must say that this is by far the best one out there. Well done good sir, well done!
@blizzfool 13 years ago

@Zelda64Fan 14 years of electronic development.
@KORIBLADE100 10 years ago

this definitely has to be on his resume for any job he could want
@urielc918 7 years ago

0:42 imagine everything was that easy
@dcouts16 14 years ago

Insane Job Man!!! That thing is EPIC!!
@flippy10x 14 years ago

Super kickass job man, very cool.
@VoelMaarMee 14 years ago

very nicely done
@toadster757 12 years ago

It looks so professional
@Tomlin1132james 14 years ago

Love it, good job. How long did it take you to build this?
@piscataway53 12 years ago

Which wood did you use as the mold for the case and which wood do you recommend? Do you sand the wood first before vacuum forming? What do you use to sand it? (Sorry for asking so many questions but I'm trying to make my own and want to know everything :3)
@piscataway53 13 years ago

@spiritwalker47 How many coats of Krylon Fusion did you use? Also did you use anything besides Krylon Fusion to seal the paint in or was it straight up Krylon fusion?
@gustavo2011142 11 years ago

Good work man
@jordanxp 14 years ago

A mad scientist :D Excellent job!!