Arcade
I built a Raspberry Pi-powered Arcade Cabinet. This was an easy two week project that I whipped up over Christmas break. Or at least that was the plan. It took more like 12 months and it still isn’t technically done.
I built a Raspberry Pi-powered Arcade Cabinet. This was an easy two week project that I whipped up over Christmas break. Or at least that was the plan. It took more like 12 months and it still isn’t technically done.
I have a lot of favorite video games, but this is my all-time favorite. A fairly obscure game, Military Madness came out in 1989 for the TurboGrafx-16 (which squarely lost that round of the console wars to both the Super Nintendo and the Sega Genesis). Military Madness is a turn-based strategy game played on a…
Our baby boy :)
The Winter Village Chapel is a heavily modified version of the same by Philocrites. I reverse engineered it and made quite a few changes, the color scheme being the most obvious. It’s mostly complete, at least complete enough that I probably won’t revise it too soon. LDraw Model File Instructions (pdf)
Our baby girl :)
My Chloe! :)
I created a template and directions for Demotivational posters so you can make your own. Build it yourself or use my Illustrator Template to get started. Create a 30 x 24″ poster in Illustrator and create a 30 x 24″ black border. Cut a frame out of your border, 22.5 x 15.5″ and offset it…
I built a siege machine. Well, a portable one anyway. Enough to lay siege to maybe a cardboard box. Full details here
LDraw Model File The PX-38 Thunder Clap is a sport craft built for people who want more than just a method of getting from point A to point B. Fast and efficient, the Thunder Clap adds fun and a touch of nostalgia to your everyday errands. The model shown here is used in air shows…
LDraw Model File The VX-212 Myralux was concieved of as a space-capable aquatic craft, perhaps piloted by an advanced species whose planet is primarily oceanic. Under water propulsion is via a magneto-dynamic syphon system (no moving parts). Water is taken in via the tubes on either side of the canopy and expelled out the nozzles…