sudomod

Here is my latest gameboy build that include Raspberry pi 2, USB sound card, 2500mAh battery, Leonardo pro Micro, Powerboost 1000C, Camble Safe shutdown v1.2, Screen cover and label from retrofresh.uk

Front side


Top Side with transparent gameboy color cartridge and micro SD card slot


Left side with Powerboost micro usb


Right side with volume control, USB port and Trigger switch made from LED


Inside front part


Controll PCB


Inside bottom part



Battery compartment with JST connector

that is one of the nicest/cleanest builds i have seen on here!
really good!!

Looks fantastic. I'm going for the same color scheme. Where did you get your buttons?

Damn, this might be the best-looking build I've seen on this site. What did you use to get all your 3D printed parts in so cleanly? Hot glue, epoxy?

This looks so good

Maybe a silly question...screen looks upside down from picture Showing it glued down.... Did you flip this in the settings?

Cheers

muniosi wrote:Damn, this might be the best-looking build I've seen on this site. What did you use to get all your 3D printed parts in so cleanly? Hot glue, epoxy?

I have used epoxy, hardens in 5 minutes and stays clear but can be removed in first 24 hours if you messed something up.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/like/UniBond- ... RTM2063723

Lphillimore wrote:This looks so good

Maybe a silly question...screen looks upside down from picture Showing it glued down.... Did you flip this in the settings?

Cheers

Yes you need to add display_rotate to config.txt

Robochris wrote:Looks fantastic. I'm going for the same color scheme. Where did you get your buttons?

A,B,X,Y buttons are from genuine snes controller and D-pad from original gameboy so you have authentic feel and look.

@banjokazooie Thanks, ill do that on my latest build as flipping it gives me move space around the X and Y buttons

This is a master-tier level build! Congrats! So clean!

Your build should be the one people target for rpi2/rpi3 builds.