SNES Portable - Raspberry Pi Zero

I'm not the best to 3D design, but it works for me. But if you want to change anything I'm also sharing the .f3d file for Fusion360.

Used a 4,3" composite screen soldered directly to the board.

Used PWM audio output: https://www.tinkernut.com/2017/04/adding-audio-output-raspberry-pi-zero-tinkernut-workbench/#lightbox[10497]/1/

A PAM8403 is used for audio amplifier.

Material List:
Disclaimer: These are not exactly the link where I bought, is just a model. So you might find cheaper

- 4,3" Composite Screen
https://goo.gl/qYfAMf
Some composite screens are made for 12V but works with 5V.

- XL6009 Step-up voltage converter
https://goo.gl/x2Qboc

- Mini Audio Amplifier PAM8403
https://goo.gl/ZWpwT3 (You migh want to take off the header and connectors to solder directly to the board and save space)

- USB SNES controller
https://goo.gl/e2a52M (Using just the board)

- Some tactile switches (10)
https://goo.gl/H8LfvQ

- 10x10 Prototype Sol