Case Mod - In Progress Project Black Rain: RIP 2008

It seems that all of your pieces are "out of the factory" as they look so perfect!
Good to see you here, I hope that your relative health is going well..
See you soon, my friend...

 

Beautiful.

 

starting to look sick now, i want it!!

 

it's great to see you back at it again ............


Alan

 

it still looks fantastic!!!

 

good to see you back. I love the update.

 

I must admit that it's some neat stuff you are doing, but honestly I still don't like the rubber molding. I might change my mind when you show us the final pictures though. I'll be keeping an eye on your project. Keep up the great work.

What did you use on top of the fans in this picture? Are those the frames from aluminum fans (Titan) ?

 

Wow!!!!
this mod is awsom, and love them internal panels they look wiked.
great taste.
cant wate to see it finished.
keep up the good work!!!
=]

 

well no posts in a while.. thought id add my part and say absolutely amazing, just the attention to detail is superb. if i could be half as good as you id be a very happy man!

also slight odd topic, i saw this pic and thought id see if u recognized it modsquad


(Not my tattoo)

 

hey modsquad: with the c-chanel, what are you using to cut it? and also, do you glue it on? im having trouble to g et mine to stick on thinner surfaces. truly amazing work...

 

Thanks Tey-
I use a pair of sharp scissors to cut my c-strip.. no glue, I have not needed it thus-far.. BUT, if your using c-strip on very thin material glue sounds like a good idea..
Sorry to say, no work to report this weekend. With any luck I hope to put together a kickass Halloween-Update. I have "countless" ideas and lots of cool-chrome to work with.. Time is my only problem..

I just-love Halloween, my favorite holiday of the year..!!

BOO!!
MS

 

Isn't Halloween the best adult "holiday" anyway? Plus we get another great modsquad update.

 

Happy Halloween..

Happy Halloween one and all...........

sorry, a day (or so late)..
Here is what I have been working on for the last three (+) weeks:
The Aqua-Computer Aquaero VFD

for those unaware of this "unit" it is (IMHO) a water-cooling must have. It provides both temperatures and flow-rate for the all-important "'LOOP"..



what U get:

lets' hack:
Using AC Ryan-mesh, made this:



Da' mounting bracket..
Next step, turn the blue VFD into red:

red acrylic-- over top..
bolted together, looks like SO:



behind the mnpctech
grill it looks like this:

I have managed a good-deal more work than posted above.. MB-- stuff:

another update to follow before the weekend concludes....
BOO!

 

ahhh! nice to see an update, the sheer quality of your work is amazing, is it just me or does the mesh on the backplate look bronze?

 

More please indeed modsquad

 

nice nice, I also did vented PCI Slot plates on my builds too ^_^

Great work, I hope the LCD will be easy to read with all that mesh in front but it sure looks awesome.

 

TURN THE AQUAERO ON!!!!

 

Whoa, spent a whopping 2.5 hours reading through this topic (and even then I was only looking at the pics and mainly reading MS's posts/replies) and I'm amazed...

Doing a project like this requires patience, time, dedication, time, some more time, and even more dedication... (Did I mention time?)

Props to U Modsquad, I wish I had the dedication to pull something like this off

 

Happy 1,000th thread post...

A utterly brilliant project...

 

Thanks one and all..
@Nohawk:
not sure what metal "the stuff" is, but I think it's brass-sheet.. Very thin-gauge..

I cut these with a pair of scissors..

at-any rate the color (of the stuff) is perfect for the project..
-- worked on the back side of the machine:

-AC Ryan mesh-sheet..

then the MB--



my attempt at the "future-proof" MB..!!

hole saw action, followed by some scotch-brite skuff-up before paint:

Flat-Black (from the "rattle can"):





FIN for now..
until the next-time.... keep hope alive..