Alan-Lee

This project looks impressive. Good luck!

Yeah!!!! For sure this will be a masterpiece! Another ground breaking mod in the making indeed!

Hi guys. here is a little update again.
i am using sawed in half ans sanded lemello wedges to make some of the armor scales.
when set in scene, sanded off and with the paintjob they will look great later. they will still have some studs and other elements too of course

and here are the rest of the progressional pics of today.
i made the base and a led holding turret upon which the main piller stands.
i also started the armor plates with the spartacus armor snakes, the main snake form is done, must be formed to be more detailed of course.
more to come
here you can see the cobras then the main frame sof them i made, of course adapted to the bottom corners of the glass windows


 

Ali Abbas

Ali Abbas

Ali Abbas

Ali Abbas!

ALi Abbas

I am a Filipino and I love the works of Jessie Palacio, Von Carlo Rasonabe, and Peter Brands and I really hope one of them wins but for now I am rooting for Ali Abbas because I think he is a legend of Modding and will somehow pull off an amazing Rig again. 

Good luck to all of you guys as you are all an inspiration to many people!  

Ali Abbas  

Ali Abbas

Ali Abbas

Ali Abbas FTW 

Ali Abbas gets a vote from me, anything handmade means it comes from the heart!

wow, i just went through asll the builds and am amazed. the bar has been set very high this year again. i wish all the best to everyone. may the best mod win.
i have cast my vote, which was very hard seeing as the quality level and amount of work as well as the creativity level has really been pushed up high this time.
the public vote ios nice to have but does not really always do justice seeing as everyone more or less votes for theri friemd or country.
so once again i am curious who makes the top 3 by jury votes and the other votes at the end.
good luck to all and thanks for entertaining us.
 
Ali Abbas. www.computer-designer.com

hey guys, looks good so far. and you seem to be the only ones really digging into it.
i hope some of the other participants realize that they actually have to participate to participate.
nothing much going on in some of the other threads.
 
the dalek is coming along great, i will keep peeking in, good luck and make me proud...

thanks zen.
here are some more pics i made, the background is not white but somehow they seem to be a better quality.

 




























 

yes, of course, all controlled via the canon gunwhale switches in the back. in some of the previous pics, like here visible again.

hi guys here are the last pictures of the interior. i took off the glass front and made these.
 


















 
 
and here while its on







 
 

hi guys here are the last pictures of the interior. i took off the glass front and made these.
 


















 
 
and here while its on







 
 

hi guys, as promised, here is a little surprise.
back in 2013 i made a small project called BUCCANEER BAY.
It was based upon an external HDD sata to usb case and i used the power adapter ti fire more than just an hdd. in the end it was a nice little treasure chest with an hdd, card reader, dvd-rw and a usb port, including 16 leds and a cut throat pirate knife. i even used the hdd holder to make a pen holder.
this was the result.
it all works with just one single USB cord and the 24 watt power adapter that was with the hdd case.
 
in 2013 after finishing this little project i swire to make a computer one day in about the same style.
with af ew differences like the skull eyes glowing instead of the whole skull and for instance the used metal scraped look etc..
The PIRACY AND PROPHECY project is the next level almost three years after.
here are some pictures of the whole set together and from back then.
 
 


















 

yeah right, that works too.

thanks guys, its nice to see handicrafted being honored.

hi jos, remember that state of the art hardware is nice to have, but you can make case with low end too. that way you can better your skills, improve your talents and
pave the way through experience to developing your know how. its more than one casemod that will lets you know what you do best, what you like doing and what not.
you always then find out too what works and what doesnt. you will also find which materials you work with best and find the limits according to to tools you use and methods you choose. so dont think you have to wiat till you have the best possible hardware, just start modding. you can always integrate the best possible hardware later too. my first more or less respectable casemod was worth 29 euros out of ebay. it was niothing compared to all ma opponents at the 2010er DCMM, but it was still successfull. so dont think you have to have the best stuff to make the best stuff.
its you as an artist who have to make, goo, bad or ugly things shine like gold.
i should stop preaching so much, but its my experiene. creativity and fantasy should not be hemmed and bordered in by budjets and estrictions.