Oz Modz

Because I'm on a tight deadline with this build I will only be taking the most important pictures Since my last post I stripped the case down to its very bare skeleton. I then took off the back panel so I could create my new one to accommodate a new motherboard position and in turn PSU and GPU positions. Back panel is now back on. I also had to make a now mount for the Motherboard in its new position. ( this will be installed later on. I have also been working on a Sabertooth Skull to match the Far Cry Skull as close as possible. I have been using a air dry clay and texture powders to achieve this. The Knife is also made by hand from clay. I still plan on adding more textures and paint to some areas. Over the next few days ill be working on the case external mods. To see my other builds come like me on Facebook Also check out my previous builds www.ozmodz.com Happy Modding!

Hey Everyone! I have really enjoyed the Far Cry series and with Primal being released mid Feb I thought id put together a special build for it. In this build ill be utilizing quite few different materials that I haven't worked with before to achieve certain textures and results. I'm on a very tight deadline for this build and want it to be all done by the 9th of Feb. Here is a look at some of the gear ill be using for the build: To see my other builds come like me on Facebook Also check out my previous builds www.ozmodz.com Happy Modding!

For those of you who don't know I am a huge In Win fan, I love the design and quality hence why for my main setup i have a In Win S frame absolutely decked out in a ROG theme. I have some spare parts and thought wouldn't it be cool if there was a Mini ITX S Frame and that's my inspiration for this build stemming from the love of the case! After a lot of calculations I worked out my percentage size reduction from the main case being 35%. I wanted to get it slightly smaller but I was limited vertically because of the GPU. The next step was to make my stencil, this part was relatively simple all I had to do was print off the Flat S Frame at the reduced scale. After a few attempts I got the measurements spot on with my scale. I then put all the pieces onto cardboard and after a bit of taping and cutting my stencil was made! I decided to use perspex for this build and proceeded to trace using my stencil and then cut using a jigsaw. Next step will be to tidy up the jigsaw work and check all measurements and angles and then the hardest part being the bending! To see my other builds and videos check out www.ozmodz.com and dont forget to come check out my Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/Oz-Modz-784354365026358/ Until next time Happy Modding!