N64 out, Odroid XU4 in

I built an emulator out of an Odroid XU4 and wanted a creative case. After trying wood, legos, and even an old thin client shell I ran into FeedMePi's N64,000 Game emulator and fell in love. I started planning on ordering the parts (I don't own a 3d Printer) and saw peterholzapfel's remix: N64 Retro Pi. I thought I could use Peter's sled and backplate designs for the Odroid XU4. What follows is the journey of the remix. I'm not very good with 3d designers so please forgive me. I give full credit to FeedMePi and Peter without whom, this project wouldn't have been possible. Internal Components: * [Odroid XU4q with eMMC card](https://ameridroid.com/products/odroid-xu4q) * [Bluetooth Dongle](http://a.co/iEMCG9M) * [4 Port USB Hub](http://a.co/1fyjpSf) * [Software: Batocera](https://batocera-linux.xorhub.com/) * Controllers: PlayStation 4 Dualshock wireless * [Flash drive](http://a.co/hwS24zS) * [HDMI ribbon cable](http://a.co/73C1xyb) * [HDMI jack](https://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/tripp-lite/P164-000-KP-BK/TL1042-ND/6166159) * [Power jack](https://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/tensility-international-corp/54-00063/839-1291-ND/6206244) * Ethernet jack: Some plain Cat6e keystone jack. * [Push Button Switch](http://a.co/1IqqIMu)