Thanks again for the great service Roadfighter! I still haven't gotten around to test mine, but I have to say they look profesional!
I wonder, will you keep making these for now, or will it be a temporary thing? Not saying that I will buy more, I just hope that you will help spread this "standard" 
Also I am under the impression that you are more eager to make and sell this newer design, compared to the old one. So are these easier to build?
Yes,
I will keep making them for those who want to buy them. And yes this version is mutch easier to make. When you have the xzvgdvdbxhgd chips. 
For now I have 28 to make, and will have some left of my first batch.
I have send some of the adapters already because I had a generous donation on 6 chips. The others I am still waiting for.
Again I ask you for your patience.
Emil
Hello Everyone,
It has been a wait for my IC 74hc04 but they have arrived and i made the last few days al the pcb's for the JoyMega adapters.
I ordered a total of 50 PCB and made them all, with a total of 47 pre orders there are only 3 left.
Wow I didn’t think there was such a big demand for this.
The adapters will stay available, just order them trough the contact option in my profile.
A part of the adapters is already send and received 
I still have some to send but they all will get a mail when the parcels are in the mail.
So that’s that for a little update.
Emil
Hello MSXers,
The last batch of Joymega adapters went all in the mail today.
Thanks to you all for the long wait (just a few days longer) and i hope you all enjoy the JoyMega adapter and leave some nice comments here on msx.org.
When you have other comments (not so nice) please mail me first
I hope all of you will get them in good shape, you never know with the post these days.
At last a little indication where they all went (all 50 of them ).
We start in my country, the Netherlands, Denmark, France, Italy, Spain, Sweden and then across the ocean to Brazil and the USA.
I think its cool.
Emil Sokolowski
Received mine this morning
Thanks.
And what about a DIY casing for this adapter ?
Only need a little black case and a DB9 cable (an old joystick will be perfect)
A few soldering points :
Now a nice sticker and it will be finished !
Very Nice indeed, and a good DIY project for those who think a "bare" 
PCB isn't done.
The sticker is the final touch, picture or it didn't happen