pretty sweet I thought!! The guy said it took him about 10 hours to do.

That's pretty cool. The blue light kinda reminds me of a PS2. Have you seen those replacement cases for the DC?

anyone know where I can get a resident evil "s.t.a.r.s" code veronica cases?

Hey Jack I saw one at my local game shop about 2 months ago. I could check again. How much are they worth?

The STARS DCs are VERY VERY RARE and VERY VERY collectible. If you can touch one for under $500 or so, that's a deal.

Only places I know that still sells the STARS DC are greedy bastards from the HK import shops for $1000+ used.

anyone have a pic of the STARS DC?

Thanks Shuki, that looks pretty sweet, I may have to try it out .

that is sweet.... so do u think toys r us sells them!?

I did a pretty poor soldering job on the blue LED in my DC, I need to go back sometime and redo it.

I want the starz airsoft gun.

STARS Dreamcast


Claire Dreamcast

Whoa!!! Those look awesome!!

- Shawn

yeha, they look sweet, when were these released?

two posts above in the japanese pic it says out 2/3/2000.

Didn't some 3rd party company release clear DC covers sometime? Oh yeah and where do you get the blue LED?

Yeah, there were also official covers you could import (mine is smoke). I'm pretty sure my LED is just one of these.

Yo Spicolli...you mean this one?



all I gotta say it pays to have friends in foriegn places.

Zero that gun is so cool...when it fires right....but other then that it rocks ...makes me wanna go out and find one of my own. Hope the movie is as good as the gun looks. Gamer out.

Thanks for the LED site, will that one work with the DC, also how do I go about removing the old one? Thanks.

I'm 99.9% sure your local Radio Shack has the led you would need too....

I wouldn't play with it I am starting to buy other airsoft, and I already have a walther that's pretty cool.

I own the Claire one. DC is still my favorite system.

Check out the link I posted.

ReDsOx5048: If you do a web search you should be able to find a guide on how to replace the LED. But it basically just involves desoldering the current LED and putting the blue one in its place.