MasterCase5 MOD: Project TRON

[Megadeblow]

Got some more photos incoming, closeup of the outside, inside and a couple of colours I ran though with the internal RGB lighting so you can see how it effects the water and tap.

Not all of the photos will have the EL tape lighting on and some photos are daylight, room light, direct light and no light.

[Megadeblow]

More shots of the inside, couple of the colour modes along with some shots without the RGB lighting on.
Purple looks very nice I think.

 

[Megadeblow]

20 hours ago, Zenator said:

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[Megadeblow]

Ok final post unless something new pops up to report back on
Although I do have a total of 200+ photos if anyone want to see them I might add to FB later..

The day shots, some randoms and finishing of with EL wire only lighting in the dark.

Should have used some more EL tape for this bottom cover for a more even light, very tight space behind as I have some extra bits in there to make flushing the system a bit more easy.

Been a great build to work on, the case was a perfect fit for the Tron theme and I hope everyone likes what I did with the case and parts.
when I get a chance I will grab the white tron from the shed and get that group shot

For now though I'm done, thanks for all the comments and feel free to let me know if I missed anything out or you have something you want to ask. 

Until the next time

Rob (Megadeblow) Deluce.

[Megadeblow]

As promised, all 3 tron projects together.

 

 

Video also now uploaded, just a short one.

Big Thanks to all that have taken time to comment on my project log btw

[Zenator]

Great end result,  And I love the inside lighting.

[Megadeblow]

9 hours ago, Zenator said:

Great end result,  And I love the inside lighting.

Thank you mate

[Ne1ld0]

Wow, amazing work!  
I believe I see the front cover has a splitter connection and EL wire on front cover looks separate from case so it can be easily removed, smart.  
I have an EL wire strand on inside edges of side panel window that I have to disconnect when taking off. It's worth it.  
Also like how the EL wire along the bottom edge acts as a nice underlighting! 
Very talented. 

Any plans to replace those red LEDs on I/O panel? Would require soldering, but not too difficult unless they are SMD LEDs. Those can be a pain because of how small they are. 

 

[Megadeblow]

7 hours ago, Ne1ld0 said:

Wow, amazing work!  
I believe I see the front cover has a splitter connection and EL wire on front cover looks separate from case so it can be easily removed, smart.  
I have an EL wire strand on inside edges of side panel window that I have to disconnect when taking off. It's worth it.  
Also like how the EL wire along the bottom edge acts as a nice underlighting! 
Very talented. 

Any plans to replace those red LEDs on I/O panel? Would require soldering, but not too difficult unless they are SMD LEDs. Those can be a pain because of how small they are. 

 

 

 

Thanks mate. yeah spitters on the front and sides/back so I can remove all the panels without much problem.
I did conciser changing the LEDs on the front i/o but decided to just leave it alone apart from some paint on the USB ports,
Along with some other things, it could be something I change later down the road.

I have some XP with the tinny LEDs as I use to change over the Xbox 360 pad LEDs a couple of years back, have 100s of the little 
hard to keep a grip on things
 

[Ne1ld0]

Oh, I forgot to ask now that Tron 1.0 is complete, how loud/annoying are your power inverter(s)?

I'm only using one that has a sound controlled feature and it gets annoying pretty quick with that high pitched constant noise.

Also, if you used 2 power inverters, is one for exterior and one for interior lighting? If so, would love to see pics with each turned on individually.