Battlefield 2 L.A.N. PC.

[danthegeek]

Commando- I just print out the sticker using inkjet "sticker paper." I did put a little extra adhesive (krazy glue) for a permanent hold.

Omega- let me know if you need any help. Its pretty easy setup (PM me if so).

Thanks again everyone.

[ChevronX]

Good luck and nice work

[danthegeek]

I didnt get anything done today but i do have some pics as promised

This is the front view of the case. I used a little bondo to make the edges nice and straight. I will also be making a new door for this asap. I hope it turns out!

I did a little modding to the to the remote AGAIN. I needed some stripes so a little masking tape and a razer blade helped me out with this. Note it is all done freehand, not bad for my first time.

A night shot of the working led on the remote, Im not sure why i never posted any pics of this before.

Well, that is it for now. More work on this tomorrow.

Danthegeek.

[Omega]

It just keeps getting better and better (and better).

Keep it up.

[jdbnsn]

I think that looked better without the stripes, even though thay came out nice for freehanding. Just my opinion.

[thehilitereel]

with or without, its still a cool ass addition to a bad ass mod

[danthegeek]

Thanks for the comments.

As for the switch cover, I do still have both ones so I can choose which one to keep. Im more partial to the original one myself but, the striped one matches the remote from BF2

Thanks again.

danthegeek

[jdbnsn]

How did you get that "aged" eefect on the buttons? They look fantastic, I just can't figure out how you painted them.

[NocturnaL]

Man, this is one awesome mod, I wish i woulda caught my eye on it sooner. I cant wait to see this paint job on the case, Definately +Rep worthy. Keep up the good work man

[danthegeek]

Well I did some more work on my case today. I made the motherboard tray, well actually modified an existing one. It was take out of a cheapo $10 case . Since the tray and rear panel were in seperate pieces I riveted them together.

In this pic you can see the two pieces together. I also painted the thing to give a nice clean finish even though it will probably never be seen.

In this pic you can see the two pieces of angled aluminum that was attached to the back of the MB tray. This is for structural support as well were the screws will hold the tray to the case.

And a quick preview of how this all fits in the case. Note that i am not dealing with much room left .

I also tried to make the front door for the case but that didnt go so well. I dont have any pics of it because I got extremely frustrated with it, beat it with a hammer, and threw it in the woods.

thanks again

-dantheggek