My Masterpiece!
I was unsure of where to post this, but I felt that people may want to see this!
I put 2 of those pics there so you could see it up close. It's made completely from Perler Beads!!! It took a LONG time and lots of patience. We're getting it professionally framed, and it's going to be hung in our house.
I put the picture with the can on the left side so you could see the size of the thing.
It's about 3 1/2 foot tall and 4 1/2 wide.
Let me know what you think!!!
Ken
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U GAIZ JUST DONT LIKE CHANGE , (builds a artificial foundation here)
Thats very good, honestly I would never be able to keep up a project so extensive like that without at some point either losing interest of going insane.
Hell I bet you could even sell it on ebay and get a good price on it...
Currently Hunting: Any Virtual Boy game except Mario Tennis and Teleroboxer!
Hey that is pretty awesome, what game is that from?
is that an open can or still sealed?
Nice
That is soooooo cool well done. Next idea, build a Street Fighter 2 one ^_^
Wow, that looks TEDIOUS.
Congratulations, I really like it.
Dude...haven't you ever played Metroid?!Originally Posted by savageone
Seriously though, awesome stuff. I second the "I never would have the patience to make that" thoughts.
Settle down, raise a family, join the PTA
Buy some sensible shoes and a Chevrolet
And party 'till you're broke and they drag you away
It's okay, you can dare to be stupid
Jesus.
I'd be curious to know the bead count of this.
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It is nice to know that Raymond Babbitt is still around and functional......
A delusion made me stronger
Yet I'm draped in pale withering flesh
I sacrificed more than I had
And left my woes beneath the mire--Opeth
Man that's AWESOME!!
Yeesh, the guy just got done building the thing. Don't make him go back and count all the beads!
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I'm guessing 61440. The NES has a resolution of 256x240 and this is 256 beads wide. I'm not sure it's exactly 240 high but i'd guess it'd be the same, otherwise it wouldn't look quite right. Good job though. What's next?
Last edited by jb143; 10-16-2009 at 09:51 AM.
"Game programmers are generally lazy individuals. That's right. It's true. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. Since the dawn of computer games, game programmers have looked for shortcuts to coolness." Kurt Arnlund - Game programmer for Activision, Accolade...
you're going to have to get a glass topped coffee table to put that under.
That must have taken forever... I'm working on a huge needlepoint project myself so i can relate to how much work you've put into it. good job!
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That's at least the second largest picture of the start screen I've seen comprised of entirely Perler beads.
Very cool. When you frame it will you be able to smooth out the lines so that it doesn't look like it's comprised of larger rectangles? I'd like to see the framed finished product on the wall.
sweet.
haha, that's cool
Thats easily one of the coolest Nes/Nintendo related projects Ive seen done in a long while. Your hard work really paid off. Looks amazing.
I love this. It should be hanging in a museum.
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