Full console mod: Wii Zelda w/ Master Sword and Shield

While we’ve only seen a couple stuff that only concern the modding of LED lights, here’s a full Wii case mod that’s radiating some Triforce glory. Spotted on eBay, Jimmy Bean (thanks, man!) tipped us off about this hand-crafted Zelda Wii mod.

The console itself is airbrushed and finished with, as eBay seller freakf-ingtastik puts it, “a special ‘hammered’ black texture to really set off the medieval theme (something like a stone wall in castle).” The mod even comes with Master Replica’s special edition metal diecast 1/8 replica of both the Master Sword (removable) and Shield.

Of course, it also has some modded LED lights: the original blue of the disc tray was replaced with white, and four other LEDs were added to backlight the sword and shield. Although these are in an “always on mode,” the voltage has been tweaked for it to be not too consuming of power, nor to dim too be lit.

Right now, the auction is up for US$ 330. Whoever gets the highest bid, a portion of those proceeds will be donated to Penny Arcade‘s “Child’s Play” charity.

While we’ve only seen a couple stuff that only concern the modding of LED lights, here’s a full Wii case mod that’s radiating some Triforce glory. Spotted on eBay, Jimmy Bean (thanks, man!) tipped us off about this hand-crafted Zelda Wii mod.

The console itself is airbrushed and finished with, as eBay seller freakf-ingtastik puts it, “a special ‘hammered’ black texture to really set off the medieval theme (something like a stone wall in castle).” The mod even comes with Master Replica’s special edition metal diecast 1/8 replica of both the Master Sword (removable) and Shield.

Of course, it also has some modded LED lights: the original blue of the disc tray was replaced with white, and four other LEDs were added to backlight the sword and shield. Although these are in an “always on mode,” the voltage has been tweaked for it to be not too consuming of power, nor to dim too be lit.

Right now, the auction is up for US$ 330. Whoever gets the highest bid, a portion of those proceeds will be donated to Penny Arcade‘s “Child’s Play” charity.