After I dealt with those issues, I had to separate the top and bottom parts and start building the interior. I looked online for various references of the SNES opened up, where you could see all the interior parts, the electronic board, and where the plastic cover had the slots for the screws.

Also, there were some really cool pictures of a transparent version of the SNES, which helped me a lot to see which parts would show from the outside and which parts would not. That way, I could optimize time by only modeling and creating the insides that were going to show in the final shot. 

After I dealt with those issues, I had to separate the top and bottom parts and start building the interior. I looked online for various references of the SNES opened up, where you could see all the interior parts, the electronic board, and where the plastic cover had the slots for the screws.

Also, there were some really cool pictures of a transparent version of the SNES, which helped me a lot to see which parts would show from the outside and which parts would not. That way, I could optimize time by only modeling and creating the insides that were going to show in the final shot.