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Nephews playing Video Games

 

Mattel Intellivision Intelligent Television catalog, 1981

Nintendo Power, Sega Power, Game Informer, Electronic Monthly,

forgot to upload these before i uploaded the huayra shots, because they're not as good

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Zelda fans will recognize this piece as the Tri Force symbol from the game. This was very challenging to go from pattern to glass. But I am very pleased with how it turned out. This is a larger piece and will go well in a window with natural light or in a room with lamp light. I have chosen an iridescent, water glass for reflection and depth. This Tri Force will make an excellent gift for that Zelda gamer in your life or for yourself.

As with all my pieces I have used the copper foil and lead solder method of stained glass creation. I have framed this piece with 50/50 solder for strength and stability. I include a single link chain for hanging. I suggest that you do not use a window suction cup as it will not hold the weight of this particular piece. I would be pleased to create this beautiful piece for you. Each piece that I make is just a bit different making yours unique.

 

Nintendo Power, Sega Power, Game Informer, Electronic Monthly,

Nintendo Power, Sega Power, Game Informer, Electronic Monthly,

Mattel Intellivision Intelligent Television catalog, 1982

500 Rupees, or about $12

 

Taken at Lamington Road, Mumbai, India

 

Photo Credit: Mangesh Mayangade

Not so long ago...

 

Kyle and I beat Ninja Turtles 2: The Arcade Game as Oliver enjoys the night air.

Mattel Intellivision Intelligent Television catalog, 1981

These probably cost more

 

Taken at Lamington Road, Mumbai, India

 

Photo Credit: Mangesh Mayangade

How to select your video game console

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