It’s finally ready! For all… both! of the people who wanted one: The Apple /// Raspberry Pi Case
While creating the latest miniature Apple in my lineup, I recorded the process as I prepared the model, sanded, painted and finished the final product. The resulting timelapse should give you at least a small view into how the RetroConnector Shrink Ray works.
This time, I cover a basic task for most Apple II owners – replacing a broken key switch – and build a simple LED replacement for the power on indicator bulb. Enjoy!
Lisa 1 and Lisa 2, aka Macintosh XL Raspberry Pi cases, available now on etsy!
A custom order, in progress:
You have to admit, there is a certain family resemblance.
Installation and how-to video, coming soon.
The second, larger batch of Apple II Audio adapters is shipping tomorrow. Thanks to everyone who ordered one for their patience.
Now available for purchase at Etsy and Shapeways, with STLs available for download from Thingiverse:
Here is the archived video stream from my presentation at KansasFest 2015, announcing new and updated RetroConnector products (starts about 1:16:00):
An edited version is coming soon, many thanks to Jason Scott @textfiles for recording and editing all the KFest sessions this year.