I’m a bit late to post about it…but, in february we had a bookmark challenge over at the forums. We had TONS of great entries, here are the top few.
First Place! techno-ninja! (front and back shown)
2nd place! awenmir!
3rd Place! me!
Fourth Place! riotpatch!
Can’t afford em crafts is selling these recycled atari game cartridges as desk clocks…I love them, but I feel like the ET clock should be $15 instead of $20…it has to have less value as it is often considered to be the worst game of all time…
$20 each on ETSY!
I’ve barely gotten my feet wet in the world of paprecraft, only actually completing two objects…but the awesomeness of these models continues to impress me!
Download the FREE PATTERN here!
via [Nintendo Papercraft]
after yesterdays post about the Donkey Kong Shelving, I got an email from the creator Casey. It turns out he is also the creator of the amazing NES Controller Coffee Table that I posted about last year…He was nice enough to send in some photos of the game room, and I thought I’d post them up to make you drool for awhile…
The controller actually plugs into a nintendo and works!
The controller opens up and holds all the video game crap that your significant other loves so much…
apparently he has more N64 games than originally thought. boo.
mario box, hit it to find xbox games inside! better than a mushroom? I guess.
so jealous…
Tetris shelves? lame. These donkey kong shelves are the single handed most awesomest radical shelves I have ever seen in my life. Now pay attention, there is more to this picture than first meets the eye…First off check the stuffed monkey at the top, and the blue ladders at each level. THEN…are those cross stitchings?? maybe…and check out the N64 collection on the third shelf, all the other systems have multiple games, but the N64 only has bond! thats awesome. I think he’s trying to make a statement here.
via [leveloneboss] via [klabusterbeere]
Fantastic Rob made this fantastic Donkey Kong reproduction in lego. I particularly love that it’s 3D — for some reason I’ve never really pictured what the level must look like “in real life”.
via [technabob]
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