Prime Nes by ricepuppet

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these ARE NOT stickers, NOT interchangeable skins, NON Photoshop work; this is HANDMADE and the devices all function properly. The RETRO units have been washed, internally cleaned, parts refurbished and customized; as new!

Client work.

NES with a Metroid / Samus Aran based theme.

Thanking the friendly guys of akihabaranews again for the article!

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CaseyDecker Featured By Owner Apr 5, 2011 Hobbyist Artist

I still think this NES looks very nice!

ricepuppet Featured By Owner Apr 5, 2011 Professional Artisan Crafter

thanks!

CaseyDecker Featured By Owner Apr 7, 2011 Hobbyist Artist

You're welcome!

BTW, I originally commented this as 'casey64' until my account was hacked and deactivated.

Chocorroles Featured By Owner Sep 25, 2010

O_O

ricepuppet Featured By Owner Sep 25, 2010 Professional Artisan Crafter

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casey64 Featured By Owner Jul 3, 2010

That looks cool, man.

ricepuppet Featured By Owner Jul 3, 2010 Professional Artisan Crafter

thank you.

casey64 Featured By Owner Jul 4, 2010

You're welcome.

burkeonthesly Featured By Owner Jun 27, 2010

That's just prime.

ricepuppet Featured By Owner Jun 27, 2010 Professional Artisan Crafter

thank you, heh.

carloshorment Featured By Owner Jun 11, 2010 Hobbyist General Artist

Awesome job, I wanted to have a NES modified like that, but I don't think these things could be made in Chile

ricepuppet Featured By Owner Jun 12, 2010 Professional Artisan Crafter

why not?

carloshorment Featured By Owner Jun 12, 2010 Hobbyist General Artist

I mean, it is possible, but nobody has made something like this here in Chile...

burkeonthesly Featured By Owner Jun 27, 2010

This is where the phrase "mail order" becomes your friend.

Electricb7 Featured By Owner Apr 6, 2010 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

tutorial please

ricepuppet Featured By Owner Apr 7, 2010 Professional Artisan Crafter

1. Take it apart.
2. Paint it.
3. Hehe.

Electricb7 Featured By Owner Apr 7, 2010 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

you know what I meant

ricepuppet Featured By Owner Apr 7, 2010 Professional Artisan Crafter

Yea. I know. But there arent really any rules or guide lines. You just, literally, take it apart and paint it. The rest is just technique and craftmanship.