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Modded Xbox 360 controller

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I just got done modding an xbox 360 controller (I'm not a console peasant) as an experiment, I wanted it to look like it had been warn down and rusting for a long time, so this is how it turned out!

 looking for some opinions! ;)

 

Anyways this is just a showcase and I'm not including a tutorial like I usually do! Hope you like it!!

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Like for picture taken on my longboard! ;)

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That looks amazing!  But it seems that it would be kinda rough and uncomfortable to hold? 

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That's some rusty plastic ya' got there.

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That looks amazing!  But it seems that it would be kinda rough and uncomfortable to hold? 

Thanks!!

 

No, the scratches are only made with 400 grit sandpaper (and because of that only goes in to the paint and not the plastic) so with just that it's rather smooth, but then there is also a few layers of clear-coat which fills the gaps in order to make it totally smooth and very similar to the texture of the original one!

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The thumb sticks look too pristine too me

 

Elsewise I like the look

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Looks like it's themed for the mad max game.

 

I like it a lot.

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I couldn't paint the thumbsticks, they are made of a rubberized material and spray paint does not stick to that. (So I would if I could) Otherwise, I'm glad you liked it!

Ahh

 

It looks great overall! Just the thumbsticks look a bit new is all :D

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