Rockthesmurf
Advanced Member
The blue case does look very nice in my opinion! I had a GBA SP in a colour not dissimilar.
Either use some good enamel paint that won't rub off or get a good paint with clear on it.hmmm, interesting, might I ask what type of paint you used?
Nope, unless you would like to have 4000 of themWould it be possible to get a current version case that was never painted? Call it more environmentally correct 'natural' plastic. I think that the discolorations would make it more interesting - and scratch/wear marks won't show up as black on silver.
I still would like to see what would come out of the mold machines if we were to take a gumball machine's worth of random multicolored beads and feed them through the molds. Every case would be different. With any luck the colors would swirl and squish with minimal actual 'blending'.
Get a silver case set and scratch it/polish it until it's black.Would it be possible to get a current version case that was never painted? Call it more environmentally correct 'natural' plastic. I think that the discolorations would make it more interesting - and scratch/wear marks won't show up as black on silver.
I still would like to see what would come out of the mold machines if we were to take a gumball machine's worth of random multicolored beads and feed them through the molds. Every case would be different. With any luck the colors would swirl and squish with minimal actual 'blending'.
Good idea - completely not worth the time involved. At least not to me.Get a silver case set and scratch it/polish it until it's black.Would it be possible to get a current version case that was never painted? Call it more environmentally correct 'natural' plastic. I think that the discolorations would make it more interesting - and scratch/wear marks won't show up as black on silver.
I still would like to see what would come out of the mold machines if we were to take a gumball machine's worth of random multicolored beads and feed them through the molds. Every case would be different. With any luck the colors would swirl and squish with minimal actual 'blending'.
That's the best way to get a black housing that doesn't break any more.
Should not take that long.Good idea - completely not worth the time involved. At least not to me.Get a silver case set and scratch it/polish it until it's black.Would it be possible to get a current version case that was never painted? Call it more environmentally correct 'natural' plastic. I think that the discolorations would make it more interesting - and scratch/wear marks won't show up as black on silver.
I still would like to see what would come out of the mold machines if we were to take a gumball machine's worth of random multicolored beads and feed them through the molds. Every case would be different. With any luck the colors would swirl and squish with minimal actual 'blending'.
That's the best way to get a black housing that doesn't break any more.
4,000 case minimum eh. Hmm... naw - can't do it.
Okay then, I have a (potentially silly?) follow-up question...Should be possible.
Damn that blue looks good.
Okay so it looks like the old black cases aren't really a good option.
My next question is:
If I were to buy a case from DragonBox and paint it myself would I be able to send it back to you guys to fit it out with the 1ghz guts? or is this asking to much?
I painted my silver one as well, btw
Ooops. Just read this one ^ by Askarus. That would probably solve any potential problems that I'd be trepidatious about...although seems like more work. Where there is a will, there is a way.Get a silver case set and scratch it/polish it until it's black.Would it be possible to get a current version case that was never painted? Call it more environmentally correct 'natural' plastic. I think that the discolorations would make it more interesting - and scratch/wear marks won't show up as black on silver.
I still would like to see what would come out of the mold machines if we were to take a gumball machine's worth of random multicolored beads and feed them through the molds. Every case would be different. With any luck the colors would swirl and squish with minimal actual 'blending'.
That's the best way to get a black housing that doesn't break any more.