Looks amazing, keeps going up in awesomeness with each update, and as said before, getting better and better
Looks amazing, keeps going up in awesomeness with each update, and as said before, getting better and better
my 1st scratch case made july 2008 (finding my feet)
Air Cube prototype (fin jan 2009) (still finding my feet)
Air Cube v2 now with added cpc stack (fin aug 2010) (getting better)
Project Stealthlow (fin sep 2011) (much improvement)
Lean and Green - modular dual PC scratch build - Paused
Midlag Crisis
A clock and a thermometer, so out of place on a keyboard yet so awesome.
Project: Elegant-Li *NEW*
Project: Alpha FINISHED
Project: LEXA Revival FINISHED
Project: LEXA FINISHED Bit-Tech MOTM Nominee October 08
I am not worthy to look at such greatness + rep
If we were to be attacked by a bear, I don't have to out run the bear, I just have to out run you
Increase population http://frankinmuth.myminicity.com
Well, I made you to come up in Steampunk world a lil Filimon .
This thread is linked on steampunkworkshop, Von Slatt's site. One most well known I think in steampunk world.
I was surprised that your is rather hard to find on steampunk-like sites. So... .
I'd rep you again, but I can't :/.
Code:ar -r God
Filimon, are you etching the brass or just transferring toner ink?
(for those interested, see here: http://steampunkworkshop.com/electroetch.shtml)
I can't decide whether just a straight ink transfer would be robust enough.
Given your usual thoroughness I'm going with a full etch and black paint in the recess.