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I’ve featured a few of these before, but this one looks particularly nice.\u00a0Rasmus Hauschild<\/a>\u00a0is 14 years old and from Denmark. He has created a portable retro games console with the Pi and some nifty 3D printing. He has posted up the 3D files and various scripts onto Thingiverse. Bear in mind that this isn’t an Instructable – it has a list of items that you’ll need to get to replicate the project, but no instructions on how to do it. However, if you do a Google around, you’ll soon find that instructions\u00a0are<\/em> out there. Take a look at the ‘thing’ here.<\/a><\/p>\n

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I’ve featured a few of these before, but this one looks particularly nice.\u00a0Rasmus Hauschild\u00a0is 14 years old and from Denmark. He has created a portable retro games console with the Pi and some nifty 3D printing. He has posted up…<\/p>\n

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