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Famicomblog

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Blog about the Famicom, retro video games, retro Japan, and 80s stuff in general.

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2026-03-02 03:39:20

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Famicomblog Famicomblog An old Japanese video game console sits in my living room and I write things about it here. Monday, July 26, 2021 I turned my wife's car into a Bullet Bill   I discovered a neat DIY Mario related crafts idea the other day.  All you need is two magnet sheets (the type you use to write messages on fridge doors), a pair of scissors, a dry erase marker and a spouse who owns a black 2017 Toyota Sienta that they are willing to let you mess around with. Fortunately this past Saturday my son and I found ourselves with a bit of free time and all of those things on hand, so we decided to turn my wife's car into a Bullet Bill.  In this post, I'll show you what we did. But first, some background.  Recently I've been stopping at 100 Yen shops on the way home from work a lot looking for crafts ideas for the kids.  They sell those Perler beads that you melt together with an iron and we've made quite a lot of things out of those, like this Lakitu that hangs from ...

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