Great restoration as always. First impressions, I saw that it seemed to be wider than a N64 normally is then you opened it. I feel Nintendo could have really done something with all that space left over.
Yes, the case is a lot bigger than the normal N64. Unfortunately, this is not of much use. mainly air and a small circuit board to light up Pikachu's cheeks. that's it 🤷♂️ best wishes phil
Wow good job! I'd say you're really good at restoring things! I remember that Pikachu N64 console. It's pretty cool. I used to have it when I was a preteen. I got it for my 11th birthday in April 2001 but sadly I decided to get rid of it by throwing away at age 15 in 2005. I kinda missed it. Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪
Seems you had much better luck with the submersion method than I did, I tried it with my really dark blued Pikachu N64 and it caused white splotching all over it, the red on the PokeBall turned white and the blue cover edges turned white, not sure what I did wrong but I guess I now have a funky looking N64 haha
Wow hadn’t realized that you took more than a year break. Please keep making more videos maybe even restore old brick phones or other electronics. Thanks for your content!
Hey, thanks for your comment, unfortunately it has become more difficult for me to create videos in terms of time, but I will produce new videos regularly. best wishes phil
Description of the video: In 2000, a new housing variant followed in the blue and yellow Pokémon design with a Pikachu figure on the top right and a Poké Ball as an on/off switch.
Great work.Not sure I had seen such a N64 existing before.Great results.
they sold them shortly before the n64 was discountinued.
bg phil
Great restoration as always. First impressions, I saw that it seemed to be wider than a N64 normally is then you opened it. I feel Nintendo could have really done something with all that space left over.
Yes, the case is a lot bigger than the normal N64. Unfortunately, this is not of much use. mainly air and a small circuit board to light up Pikachu's cheeks. that's it 🤷♂️
best wishes
phil
Wow good job! I'd say you're really good at restoring things!
I remember that Pikachu N64 console. It's pretty cool. I used to have it when I was a preteen. I got it for my 11th birthday in April 2001 but sadly I decided to get rid of it by throwing away at age 15 in 2005. I kinda missed it.
Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪
Seems you had much better luck with the submersion method than I did, I tried it with my really dark blued Pikachu N64 and it caused white splotching all over it, the red on the PokeBall turned white and the blue cover edges turned white, not sure what I did wrong but I guess I now have a funky looking N64 haha
Great video mate! I also managed to restorade one these pikachu's N64 recently. I recommend you a pair of gloves for next restorations!
Hey, thanks for your comment and your tipp!
best wishes
phil
Beautiful! Great to see you back!
Thanks Kane!
Wow hadn’t realized that you took more than a year break. Please keep making more videos maybe even restore old brick phones or other electronics. Thanks for your content!
Hey, thanks for your comment, unfortunately it has become more difficult for me to create videos in terms of time, but I will produce new videos regularly.
best wishes
phil
now i want one of those N64's with a pikachu on it 🤩🤩🤩
I'm glad I could arouse your interest. you absolutely have to get one of these, they are really an eye catcher 😃
Awesome job, looks great!
Thanks 😃
Great content!
Thanks!
Absolutely amazing
Thank you!
@@restoreeverything8654 your welcome
Amazing work!! I'm just starting restoration myself; what type of paint would you recommend using for Pikachu's nose?
I use leftovers paints from my cars to be honest.
But also sometimes I use specific paint for modelling.
best wishes
phil
I had this N64 and unfortunately my parents got rid of it smh
oh man, i'm sorry about that. You should get one again, it's a unique N64 and great fun for an evening with friends.
How do you know how long to retrobright something? I assume you don’t just keep checking it. 🤷♂️
Hey, I check it several times throughout the process until I reach the desired result.
best wishes
phil
@@restoreeverything8654 huh, really? Ok cool thanks.
Sure, you could never really tell how long it would take at the beginning
Now just retrobright Pikachu
I've tried, but I don't want to overstress the plastic.
What did you use to make the " press here to restart" sticker ?
I use this printable sticker/paper ( amzn.to/2YHx99k ) and the i use a regular printer 🖨️.
best wishes
phil
@@restoreeverything8654 thanks !
Hey work my guy, so this took 96 total hours in the solution?
yes
Do you restore old items for people?
Hey Jackklo,
no, i just restore them for myself.
best wishes
phil
@@restoreeverything8654 damn. Well I love your content regardless!! :)
He talked to Pikachu
the sticker placement at the end hurt my ocd
oh-key
"I dont care about Pokemon."
ok 🤙
Heh why are you here
Dahora mano
What was your water to peroxide ratio ?
12% hydrogen peroxide and 88% water
So how much hydrogen 12% you use on one liter of water??
I love the Pokemon on it the Nintendo 64
yeah, it's a really nice N64
esa consola salió a finales del 2000, así que no es de 1996
Description of the video:
In 2000, a new housing variant followed in the blue and yellow Pokémon design with a Pikachu figure on the top right and a Poké Ball as an on/off switch.