Level Rebel -- First Build (finally) -- Madbean ThunderPuss

[Guybrush]

So after loads of stopping and starting, debugging and general messing around, I've finally finished my first build.  It's a Madbean ThunderPuss that I've named the Level Rebel.  I'm pretty happy with the graphics.  Kept it simple for my first go.  It's T-Shirt transfer sealed with a hair dryer then envirotexed.  The Envirotex is so shiny I struggled to get a shot without tons of glare!  I wanted a Tron-esque look for the graphics so I thought I'd badly Photoshop a cheesy neon grid behaind the pedal 

The guts are ugly as hell but they working (for now).










Thanks to everyone who I've bugged and asked for help from.

[pickdropper]

Great first build!

The graphics are very cool and the guts aren't bad at all.

Dig the Tron style background as well.

[2tonewarrior]

Congrats for your first success build! better than my first one,.. a my second one lol

[bigmufffuzzwizz]

Feels good huh?!
That finish looks very nice. You must already have experience with the envirotex?
Your guts look fine. You have to plan out what your doing a bit to get the wiring neat, its not hard at all though. My only suggestion is to bring the components flush to the circuit board. A pair of needle nose pliers will help tons with this!

[midwayfair]

Yay! Glad you got it working. Looks really nice!

[snz728]

good job!  it's a great thing when you get them working

[bigrigg]

great graphics and look to that pedal.  nice job on your first pedal.  Congrats and welcome to the club.

[lincolnic]

Looks great! Glad to see you got it working.

[Haberdasher]

looks good!
I like the sound of the t-puss

[Guybrush]

Thanks for the kind words guys. I think everyone who has replied has helped me out at some point so thanks to you all.

This was my first go with Envirotex. Pretty please with how it turned out despite the odd blemish here and there. I followed juansolo's tutorial and took my time. I also let it run down and cover the sides. I luckily didn't get any flow lines round the jack holes.

Thanks again.