PCCrazyDario

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Man, what a song!  Thanks for the reminder, haven't heard that song for some time now honestly.

This photo and the color of the figurine brought back memories of a song from my younger years.
Sending my greetings with this song

And finally would like to thank all the sponsors, Thermaltake, AMD, Samsung, ASUS.
Here is a video of the creation on the Space Invader build:

https://youtu.be/OAbqzPzk_E8
Also, the final photo.

And some more photos
             
 

thank you bro, glad you like it

Just a small update, since this week is complete assembly. You can notice, the interior is removed and now for the parts to go inside.
 
 

Brilliant work!

Nice one man!

Just a small update, since this week is complete assembly. You can notice, the interior is removed and now for the parts to go inside.
 
 

Been busy lately but here is some progress, gpu block is finished, tested and ready to install. Must say i am very satisfied with the result, especially because is my first water block.
Hope you guys like it, there is lcd screen under the plexy glass but there are few more things to do. 

here is little bit of 24h test

Forgot to post an update that I mentioned last time. Motherboard and PSU stand.
 
 

Forgot to post an update that I mentioned last time. Motherboard and PSU stand.
 
 

Thanks!
Yeah, I have an idea to make it "realistic" a bit.

While mounting the racing slicks, we scratched the special paint a bit — so I repaired the damage and gave them a fresh coat of Diamond Swartz paint.

The back and side panels are done. Some minor changes will be done to them but this is mostly the look.
    
 
Some more changes will be done and some details added, but more soon!

First "tubes" done and now for the rest...

Full speed ahead...

Full speed ahead...

So it has been one crazy ride for the last two months. Lungs, sinuses and what not.
But here is a something just to give an idea and of course when prints get done, I will update more regularly as well as updates on the case. The idea is also to update the top part of the chassis, making the top look-a-like of the rocket but also makes funnel shapes for exhaust trying to boost top exhaust.
Two side pods (apparently can't use the exact word for it here on the forum) starting to print. 8 hours to go...

Let’s make some mods inside the build as well. I’m aiming for a minimalist look on the inside and plan to copy the carbon idea for the exterior of TT Formula casemod.
Since real carbon fiber is expensive (both the material and the waterjet cutting), and a bit risky to use around electronic components, I decided to 3D print fake carbon parts instead. 😅
I took measurements from the board and internal elements of the TT Tower 600. Then I decided to cover the ASUS motherboard as much as possible and integrate all the main components—TT water block, TT RAM, Samsung SSD, and the ASUS MB heatsink—into this decorative carbon-style cover.
I created a CAD drawing, exported it, and turned it into a 3D model. After that, I printed green mockups/prototypes to double-check the dimensions before printing the final part.
All the side panels were also covered with 3D printed PVC pieces wrapped in 4D carbon vinyl.
In the end, each 3D printed “carbon” part was spray-painted with matte lacquer. (I got a bit carried away during the process and forgot to take photos. 😅)


 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

more modeling,, not sure about Sat or "rockets" placement have to print em first