Case Mod - Complete ⭐ Project "Prototype Mechsuit" (Extreme Mod)

The works are continuing at a steady pace.

In these photos we will begin to see some parts finally finished after painting, airbrushing and matte satin finish.

We will also see some details of the mounting of the Pacific PR22 D5 Plus RGB res / pump combo after having sleeved both on the power cord and on the rgb lighting.

And yet we can see in detail how they present the feet completely revisited after having built the support in plexy, have them painted and have mounted the final feet in chrome anodized aluminum.

To finish in this series of photos we will also see the final assembly of the support plate for the gpu in vertical through riser.

























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Update.

In these photos we will see the final assembly of the top cover of the psu cover and the fan controller that has been integrated perfectly under the support gpu and as you can see from the photos everything will be backlit with specially tailored LED panels.

We will also see the arrangement of the riser connector combined with the assembly of the controller will be then covered by a cover (which we saw in the early stages of construction) that will release only the gpu connector completely hiding all the wiring under.

 

As always it is magnificent. However the pig-iron bridge will have a weight as.

 

THX Man.

I thought worse regarding the weight since I added several parts, but it is not very heavy, even if the gpu weighs 2.5 kg and then we must do the same when the glasses will be mounted that do not weigh little.

 

Update.

Assembled the MB / cpu / ram block on the Maximus Apex IX with the spectacular Thermaltake Pacific W4 Plus RGB wb and the beautiful Adata XPG Spectrix D 41 RGB.

We will see the various steps until you see how it looks all mounted on the MB.

We will also see the final assembly of the riser connector cover, which as expected hides all the wiring below (controller) and you see only the sleeves of the ignition panel cables.

It is still not the final choice because perhaps (and I emphasize perhaps) another sponsor will come into play and there will be changes in the running.

Stay tuned.

 

Update.

Also realized the additional custom parts during construction not provided by the original concept, and it's not over here.

In the photos we can see the support in the lower part that will serve for the positioning of the tubes where the temperature sensor will be interposed and the first of the 2 visual flow meters and the backlit plate with the logo in front of the vga support.

 

I'm so impressed by all those parts you're making yourself , like if it was designed and produced by industrial machines, it seems you have no limits, even not your imagination

 

Ack! You're almost done and I missed the party again. It looks great.

 

THX Man.

 

THX Man.

 

Update.

Full speed ahead.

Made the back-lit backplate in theme with the mod to the gigantic Zotac GTX 1080 TI Amp Extreme Core Edition.

In the photos the various stages of processing up to the final assembly.

Stay tuned.

 

You never fail to impress who cuts all your stickers YG?

 

THX DEF.

They are stencils that are used for airbrushing.

They are designed by me on the software and then I cut them with the plotter.

In my mods there are no applied adhesives, only and exclusively airbrushes.XD

 

Update.

Also made the custom sleeving cables for the mod.

Mechsuit series.

Exposition stand 3D printing by Salvo Politino

Colors: Fire Red -Titanium Gray.

Cablecombs in anodised aluminum.

1 x 24-pin ATX (5 cablecombs)

2 x 8-pin VGA (5 cablecombs 8 + 8 monoblocks)

1 x 8-pin 12V EPS (3 cablecombs)

Custom sleeve by Y.Gabrielli Casemod with Gosumodz parts.

Stay tuned.

 

I'm "stayin tuned" this mod cannot be on page 2

 

We start to get to the heart of the mod and we start the final assembly.

In these photos we will see the tubing and the real features of this monster during assembly.

Stay tuned.

 

God damm YG we need to get you a proper studio and camera, your works are just too good for poor lighting... the one thing case modding taught me 20 years ago was never use a flash

Still...... it's looking AMAZING!

 

it would even deserve the MDPC homepage...fantastic result

 

THX Kim.