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Updated OP to only include the front parts. Rear half of the case should be downloaded from the official G-Wii thread as it gets updated.

That or use Coaxial/WiFi antenna wire.

Use shielded wire.

Hell no.

The rumble lines are not connected to anything on the Ashida boards. I believe all you need to do is bridge the 3.3v pad with the MP pad and wire your rumble device to M+ and M-.

Portables aren't cheap to build.

Issues were found with the original top shell and controller ports leading them to have multiple shells and not optimal for resin printing by print services. Here are the fixed files as well as a top half that can be used with the AVE-HDMI.

The forum has a dark mode.

What would an app do that the current forum doesn't?

You'll likely need to replace that joystick. Joycon joysticks are renowned for drift issues.

Thanks Nold, I'll update the OP.

If you want to donate for one to be scanned I'd be happy to.

Atari Lynx Scan Contains: Atari Lynx Front Atari Lynx Back Atari Lynx LCD Bezel Atari Lynx LCD Protector Atari Lynx Button Mount Atari Lynx LCD Battery Mount Atari Lynx LCD Battery Cover Specs: These are high poly scans, average poly count per mesh is about 2,500,000 triangles. NOTE: 3D...

There's diagrams on the 4layertech website for each of the boards. The rest of the info you can find in the 'Definitive Wii trimming guide' and the GBoy build manual is also a good resource.

GBA Micro Scan Contains: GBA Micro Front Plate GBA Micro Back Plate GBA Micro Battery Cover GBA Micro Button Mount GBA Micro Cartridge Mount GBA Micro Trigger Specs: These are high poly scans, average poly count per mesh is about 2,500,000 triangles. NOTE: 3D scans aren't perfect, if...

It was a mix of cad and sculpting applications.

Yes, and this is not the correct thread to ask.

I believe the Switch controller joystick have a press click on them, meaning they will be taller than original joysticks and won't fit.