This project is going to be my first real attempt at painting a case "properly". I painted an old IBM mini-tower a couple years back in Australia, and while it came out ok, it was a long way from GOOD - rough finish, etc. I can blame that in part on the materials I used at the time, but there is no denying that it was also caused by my lack of knowledge, experience, and patience.
This time around there will be no corners cut, and no shortcuts taken. Actually, you COULD argue that it's my second "proper" painting project as I DID start Project: Neo before I started this, but Neo will be put on hold for a week or so until this one is done. The reason is a pretty simple one. This case is worthless - it's an old POS Patriot "booktype" PC containing a 400mhz Celeron processor - not really worth having in this day and age - but it will be a good place for me to practice the painting techniques involved before I take on the more complex (and more valuable) case I'm using for Project: Neo
I actually forgot to take a picture of the case in it's original state, so the one in this post is of an identical computer (the only difference being that I've doubled the RAM and replaced the DVD-ROM with a combo Drive). It's small, it's simple, and because of the way it's so damned compact inside, there isn't a huge amount of modding potential, but it'll serve its purpose as a painting practice....
Excuse the multiple posts - but I'm actually a bit into this already - so a quick flurry to get y'all up to date