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This build is our first Entry for the CM Modding Contest 2017


It´s based on a CM Mastercase and it will be built for our little Sister.

She was in need of a new System and her last mod is also several years old so we decided that the time has come for something new.

And after a few discussions with her, we finally found a theme for this build; which is Alice in Wonderland / Alice Madness.


So, this time it starts with a grin.....

 

 

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to be continued.....

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Soooo, it´s time for the first Update:

As next we printed a cover for the I/O Ports of the Mainboard that we´re going to use in this build.....


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We also printed and painted a few smaller parts which we want to integrate in the mod.....


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and for sure, we finished the cheshire cat....

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As next we disassembled the Graphic Card Cooler so that we could paint the Fan cover and Fan blades....and we also overworked the radiator for the WC loop.....


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As next we´re going to switch over to the case itself and start the cutting process for the window in the sidepanel....

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As announced, we continued our work with the sidepanel. So we first took the sidepanel of and made a quick pencil drawing on it....just to  discuss the exact position & shape of the window....

 

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.....after that we could print out a piece of fence which we will mount on the sidepanel to give the complete mod a bit more structure....

 

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And then we started the cutting process on the sidepanel....

 

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And we overworked the mounting bracket for the CPU Cooler so that it matches the overall "wood" theme of the mod.....

 

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Time for the next Update:


After finishing the cutting process of the window....we directly started to add some structure to some parts of the sidepanel...so that we could start the painting process afterwards....

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Beside that we already mounted the I/O Shield and the CPU Block for the first time....just to see how it will look like....

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We also overworked the paint on the radiator a little bit, so that the wood grain gets darker then before and we also prepared the Fans for the Radiator & Case for a fresh coat of paint....

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  • 2 weeks later...

thank you !!!

 

 

As next we prepared the next pieces for the Front and the 2nd sidepanel.....


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beside that we continued the work on the outside a little bit


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and we also started to add some paint to the inside of the case....so it will blend in with the paint on the sidepanel....


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  • 2 weeks later...

thank you!!

 

Time for the next Update:


In the last days we continued our work on this mod first we put some paint on the Mad Hatter for the 2nd sidepanel....

 

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Beside that we also start the airbrushing process on the 2nd sidepanel...so that we could add our printed mad hatter to the panel afterwards....


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we also added some more details to the Frontpanel


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And we already started to mount the hardware for a first test....


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As next we added some last details to the Front Panel, after that we also mounted the prepared door knob...so that the front panel is nearly finished....

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Then we build a custom reservoir which we could mount under the Top of the Case....

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After finishing the reservoir...we directly mounted it inside the case so that we could start bending the rigid tubing and add some water....

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And last but not least we mounted the mad hatter & the piece of fence on our sidepanels....

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