Rhoads Pc

Good luck guys, some really great mods got created for this competition. Huge props to the modders and to Thermaltake for keeping this competition alive. Well done 🙏

Well done man cool organic concept 👍

Thank You Thermaltake & Thank You And Congratulations To All Modders In This Competition 🙏 Also if members have read this far and enjoyed the video, Brickwell and I extend our thanks and please cast a vote for you’re favourite project - community interactions is what keeps these events possible and is very very appreciated. Best of luck everyone!

Hope you enjoyed the video!! I truly enjoyed making that 🙏 Now to a few shots taken while Brickwell was hard at work.

https://youtu.be/ot1VgsBQG48?si=U-JipAo3N4XGPkQd

The next step will be a short video, which was actually the focus of my project. In this video we will see just how Brickwell achieved his goal and transformed his humble little home into a home filled with gaming tech. Please enjoy 🙏

Voila!! Construction on the outside of Brickwell’s home was complete 😊

Next, his home needed plenty of windows, for the view and for fresh air.

Also as a part of the roof, Brickwell’s home needed a chimney. His is made out of foam and painted by hand

Following the work on the bay window end I decided to move onto his roof. The key point here was to design shingles that I liked as well as get the roofs pitch right. I admit that at first I tried to do a sheet with the shingle pattern, but in testing I concluded that to glue the shingles individually looked much much better to me.. so me and my glue gun spent many hours during this phase of construction .

With the case apart and modded to where I could begin the new construction, my first expansion Brickwell asked me to build was the bay window area. This photo shows the additions early stages. A lot of my projects have a “trust the process” stage just like this 😅

The next steps are when I started having fun as a builder. With design mocked up, I could begin with tearing down the case, and preparing some build materials as you see below

*Speaking of building Brickwell’s home, I’ll share that my general mock up process is a little scrappy. Using simple cardboard and foam, I was able to see the shape I liked for his home, as well as the scale the door would need to be and things like that.