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    Default Re: Project: Steampunk'd TJ11

    So kewl!! I love it.
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    Default Re: Project: Steampunk'd TJ11

    Quote Originally Posted by BS Mods View Post
    So kewl!! I love it.
    Thanks man!

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    Default Performance-PCs.com Sponsor Gear




    Performance-PCs.com will go down as the fastest company to ship sponsor gear ever! I placed my order and got it not even a week later.

    Here is the gear!



    XSPC EX360 Multi Port and EX240 Multi Port





    I like these rads because they have such a high FPI.



    6 ports on each rad!



    Up next is 2 Bitspower D5/655 mod kits





    Installed on the stock pump tops. Temporary setup because I will be using a Bitspower Dual D5/655 pump top in the mod.





    Finally the Silverstone Slim ODD and SSD/HDD bay. I really like this because I can fit my Slim ODD and up to 4 SSD/2.5" HDDs in it.








    Thats all from them. More modding in the next update.

    Cheers till then,

    Fuga

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    Default Choosing the Leather

    Now I need your opinion! I got 3 different types of Leather fabric and I'm not sure which one to use. I'm going to post a few pictures of each and I'd like to hear what you have to say!


    Option 1:

    On the door



    Close up



    On the mobo






    Option 2:

    On the door



    Close up



    On the mobo






    Option 3:

    On the door



    Close up



    On the mobo







    Please leave your feedback! I really want to know what you guys thing. The leather will cover the door panels, the front bezel and the motherboard's "thermal armor". Hope to hear from you guys!!

    Cheers till next time,

    Fuga

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    Default Re: Project: Steampunk'd TJ11

    I still like the one with the rusty crackle. I vote #3.
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    Default Re: Project: Steampunk'd TJ11

    yeah, number three all the way!

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    Default Re: Project: Steampunk'd TJ11

    Quote Originally Posted by TLHarrell View Post
    I still like the one with the rusty crackle. I vote #3.
    Quote Originally Posted by xr4man View Post
    yeah, number three all the way!
    Thank guys for voting. Its pretty much come down to 1 and 3 where where the 2 that I liked to begin with. I'm going to go with option 1 because it is a bit more subtle and it won't take your attention away from the accent parts that I'll be painting. Some people have expressed concern with putting leather on the armor as it would heat up the mobo too much. The Sabertooth P67 is already a hot mobo to begin with and adding another layer of insulation might not be the best idea so I'm painting it to match the interior of the case.

    A modding update is coming very soon!

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    Default Re: Project: Steampunk'd TJ11

    Yes, 1 or 3 for me as well. 2 would work better with a wood case I think. Really love the mod so far, keep up the good work!

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    Default Re: Project: Steampunk'd TJ11

    Quote Originally Posted by NightrainSrt4 View Post
    Yes, 1 or 3 for me as well. 2 would work better with a wood case I think. Really love the mod so far, keep up the good work!
    Thanks!

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    Default Re: Project: Steampunk'd TJ11

    I got tons of work done so this update might be a bit big.... sorry but at least it has lots of pictures for you

    Up first is the 50mm assist fan for the mobo.



    You can see that the cable is quite long. So I need to fix that.



    After I got it to the correct length I plugged it in and the wire instantly broke at the connector.



    So I did it again thinking I screwed up but it happened again! So the fan is in the trash now and I ordered a new one from Xoxide and hopefully it will be better quality.


    I cut and straightened out the part of the thermal armor by the MOS block. Looks good now.





    Here is a shot of the RAM. Nice Corsair Dominator!





    I wanted to do a test fit so here are all the blocks on the mobo.



    Time for some sleeving so I got out my trusty box of MDPC-X sleeving and went to work. This color works best I think to kinda match the rust.







    Next I painted the 360 and 240 rad, mounted the grills and fans on them and sleeved the fans. I'm short a few fans and fan grills so the 240 does not have them on it yet.



    I also painted the XSPC rad brackets.





    I've heard good things about the LutroO sleeving tool so I figured I'd pick one up and try it out. I'll be using it for the PSU sleeving.




    Since I decided to paint the thermal armor to match the interior of the case I wanted to remove some of the little indentations on it. So I got out the Bondo and lathered it on.













    Next I sanded it down just a little bit because I wanted to keep some of the imperfections.

















    I then coated it with primer and the iron paint.



    And here it is after a few coats of the rust solution stuff.







    Put some clear coat on and put it back on the mobo.















    That's all for this update.

    Here is what I'm currently waiting for to arrive:
    Gold paint
    Spray adhesive
    50mm Fan
    120mm Fan grills
    Lamptron FC10

    I'm sure there is more but that's all I can think of right now. I'm travelling for the next few days so I probably won't have any work done till next weekend. Hope your enjoying the mod.

    Cheers till next time,

    Fuga

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