A Visual Archive of Restored Handhelds and Custom Shells
Browse the builds that came through our Port Said workshop, from faithful restorations to shells nobody thought possible.
Browse GalleryThe Showcase Wall
Handpicked builds from the bench, each one a story in plastic, solder, and patience
Translucent Purple GBA Shell
A semi-transparent shell inspired by early Game Boy Color runs, paired with a fresh IPS panel and re-tensioned hinge assembly.
Restored Sega Game Gear Unit
Full recap job, new speaker membrane, and a backlight conversion on a unit that arrived with a cracked screen bezel and dead capacitors.
Two-Tone PSP Fat Shell
Custom-cut shell blending matte black and pearl white panels, finished with hand-painted trim around the D-pad cluster.
Game Boy Pocket Clear Blue Build
A clean rebuild featuring a replacement lens, contrast-adjusted screen mod, and shell polished to remove decades of shelf wear.
Neo Geo Pocket Color Shell Swap
One of the rarer handhelds we've touched, rebuilt with a custom shell and button membrane sourced to match the original tactile feel.
Atari Lynx II Refurbishment
Heavy-duty restoration on a bulky classic, including belt-driven volume wheel repair and a shell repaint true to the console's original palette.
Which Handheld Deserves a Second Life?
Send us photos of your console and we'll talk through what a restoration or shell swap could look like.