Panasonic AG-500R is a 80’s professional Video Cassette Player.
That was my experimenting with boolean/bevel modeling.
The cassetes were made with subdivision surface.
Textures of labels was recreated in blender (only BASF labels was downloaded).
All other textures are mostly procedural.
Made fully in blender, rendered in Cycles.
Short fake commercial video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XyrQboLYpCE
Artstation link: ArtStation - Panasonic AG-500R Monitor/Player, Ales Sidenko
I feel a lot of nostalgia… Great job, especially the VHS tapes… 
I featured you on BlenderNation, have a great weekend!
Great job! Your images just made me travel back to my childhood.
I loved the way you recreated the labels. The outcome looks pretty cool!
Many thanks! 
Thank you @Kyrie 
Sometimes blender is easier and much more convinient than GIMP or Photoshop for creating textures
This got me thinking about analog TV static and revisiting an old TV-snow method I’d worked up some years back. I recreated it as a Blender nodegroup. You’re welcome to grab it and incorporate it if you’d like: TV static “snow” material
Gosh how the world has changed. Really beautiful work. And that topology is on point.
