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COMPUTER CASES

Project Sinister: Out Comes the Evil
By: Remco Degooyer
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    2005-11-14

    Table of Contents:
  • Project Sinister: Out Comes the Evil
  • Working on the Side Panel
  • Adding a Sinister Handle
  • Plastic Surgery for the Case Mod
  • More Plastic Surgery
  • Side Panel, My Tormentor
  • An Eye for Detail

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    Project Sinister: Out Comes the Evil - An Eye for Detail


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    As I was reinstalling the blanks for the optical drive, I saw an indented sticker location on one of the covers. Pulling out the Plastic Surgery compound again, I filled it in and sanded it gently. So far Sinister is looking pretty good. Despite the setbacks and plan changes in this modding project, I am rather happy with the result and excited about the suicide hinges on the side panel.

    Now that everything was finished and done I could finally start to paint. The paintjob I have planned for Sinister is going to be rather challenging and I am looking forward to really stretching my abilities with the airbrush to the limit with what I have planned.


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