Scratch Build – In Progress PAULTAN: ASUS TUF ARMORSUIT Z77: Nominee for MOD of the Year 2012

Excellent work. You've given me some ideas to use with my own Z77. We all would like to see some progress on your Cosmos II, please.

(No sense in not being polite about it.)

 

Nothing left to say, this is more than awesome man!!! Great job!

 

I'm left a little disappointed unfortunately; disappointed that none of the sites I was checking out computex updates on featured this absolutely brilliant piece of work. Lian-li have goodness knows how many resources and the best they can come up with is a 'train case' that looks more like a tissue box cover and it gets air time. All while this ingenious build doesn't catch a mention, very disappointing indeed.

Paul this is a brilliant piece of work that you’ve executed, the overall design and attention to detail captures the essence of the sabertooth series without relying on the typical military cliques that are so often used. Keep up the great work and I look forward to seeing what you come up with next.

 

hehe. Thanks!

WOw you're right, how come I didn't realize that. hehe thanks!

thanks again!

Thank you sir. The pleasure is always mine.

Yup! I will start asap.

Go! don't forget to show me!

thanks Ang3l!

Hehe with all honesty, about what you've said, I really wish it happened. But at the same time, I always need to remind myself that not everything always goes according to what we want/expected. But still, I'm very happy about your positive responses. I'm very much glad.

 

Amazing work Paul, very professional and time efficient! This is a very inspiring case build and I'm aurprised it didn't get more popularity at computex! I'll be starting up a project log soon and hopefully it will look as professional as yours, we will see though.

Very well done!
- Dan

 

rawr :O

That is all...

 

Really awesome how you designed and even created it WITHIN 2 WEEKS!
Hat's off to you!

 

^^ What L3p said!

I thought I had no life, but this is just insane! In a good way!

I just wish the plaque would have mentioned that you only had 2 weeks to do it!

 

Insane.




Love it
Nice work man, very original thinking

 

Also, congrats on getting l3p's support on this! And doing this in 2 weeks was a massive feat!

Really, really well done!
- Dan

 

Awesome stuff Paul, wanted to see you do a scratch build for some time & then you go & do one in a week & not just an average one but a flipping awesome one nice to see all your skills come together in such a fast time, I am highly impressed.

Fantastic modding mate & such a different look, looks like some kind of tank.

Wow

stars & rep

 

Hehe. THanks! It's ok with me if it doesn't get the special attention from the Computex. What matters to me, that I delivered this to Asus just in time and they were very pleased and of course you guys were pleased aswell.

Thanks Peter! Really appreciate it,you visiting here

Thanks! Glad I finished it on time.

Thanks! no sleep.

Thanks mate! Glad you like this project of mine. If only I had more time I guess I made it a little more fine tuned. No time to test that baby. After assembly and installation of windows I packed it for shipment.

 

What happens with it after Computex? Will you get it back or does Asus get to keep it?

 

They will give it back to me. And they sent me a gift.

 

What did they send, perchance?

Hopefully my metal comes in today for me to start working on mine, though I still have to wait until I can figure out how to mask my heart monitor while working. When I start, of course I'll show what I'm working on.

 

Omfg two weeks to make this?! Awesome! got to be a mod of the month contender or perhaps mod of the year!

 

ASUS can only pray that you don't work for competition. XD
You have done great job.

 

It's something big, aluminum and the most powerful at this moment.

sure thing show it to me when you're ready.

Thanks! I always trty to make every project a form of art.
That's why I only had 4 finished project and 1 is coming.

MOTY? thanks. But this one got no chance to be on the top, i think.

Hehe. you mean work for their competitors?

 

I'd rather see one you can take your time on to get every last drop of awesomeness into it having said that though, you say you get this project back so you could treat it like a base for a new case mod where you can spend a better time on it, awesome future project.