Folks at ModYourMac have created this custom-designed NecroMac. It looks like some object from a Mummy movie – complete with glyphs and hidden drawings on the case. More pictures after the break.
It is a homemade semi-automatic shotgun.
“Creator: Its a beltfed 12 gauge upper receiver for a ar-15 or m16 lower receiver. It uses your lower receiver, so if you have a ar15 its a semi auto shotgun, however if you have a registered m16 lower or a drop in auto sear it becomes a full auto 12 gauge machine gun.”
That day was the LEGO PS one and now the above is the LEGO NES, the Project Red. It is fully functional and comes with new status lights. Video after the break.
This is awesome! Someone has custom made the DCp Dreamcast Portable console that could almost pass a SEGA-made system. It features a vacuum formed case, LCD screen, and stereo speakers. It is powered by two 7.2V 3Ah R/C car batteries giving you the maximum portability. More pictures after the break.
I’m sure this is much cooler than the original Wii Zapper. THeOReos has created the WeeP 5 Advanced Zapper which made of a toy MP5 and the Wiimote. It takes about three days to complete. More pictures after the break.
Wow! Someone managed to put in the Nintendo Entertainment System into a Nike Air sneaker. Yes, it’s functional.
SCAD Inc. has built the giant-sized of SNES controller, inspired by the NES controller table in May. It takes a few months to complete and it’s complete with functioning buttons. What is next? Har! a giant Wiimote will be nice. Check out more pictures after the break.
Playing classic SNES games such as Street Fighter 2 Hyper Edition on PSP can be a little tough if you don’t get use to the PSP keys and I guess that is why this modder decided to modified his PSP to work PSP to work with the SNES controller by installing a new socket to the back of the PSP which is wired straight to the mainboard. Video after the break
Benjamin Heckendorn known as BenHeck has successfully fitted the Xbox into Pelican case. The mod also includes a 17-inch widescreen LCD, speakers, top loading DVD-ROM, removable hard drive, USB and ethernet ports, and they all in brushed aluminum. Video after the break.
Someone has switched their products from Sony to Nintendo and Nintendo to Sony. The above is the Sony camera housed with Famicon cartridge. While the Nintendo DS redone with a Sony Vaio branding making it look like a laptop. I wondered where that Vaio thing from. Interesting…
Someone has switched their products from Sony to Nintendo and Nintendo to Sony. The above is the Sony camera housed with Famicon cartridge. While the Nintendo DS redone with a Sony Vaio branding making it look like a laptop. I wondered where that Vaio thing from. Interesting…
Someone has modified the Roomba with an old inkjet printer, creating a device called Rangoli (a traditional form of Indian sandpainting). This iRobot Create application uses inkjet printer parts to draw bitmap patterns on the floor with various colored powders. Video after the break.
