wrapped in vinyl. I took everything
apart to the very last screw, and
removed the drive cage from
inside the case, as it was a massive
obstruction for airflow.
I then cleaned the case and
started wrapping it. There was also
some existing damage on the case,
with a big crack in the window. I
didn’t like the window anyway, as
it made the case look asymmetrical,
so I replaced the window with a
new one made from 3mm clear
flat acrylic. I also created a stripe
of frosted foil across it, which
continues into a white stripe on the
case itself. I then sanded the sides
of that window slightly to make it
look weathered.
After that, I wrapped the whole
case and DVD drive, cleaned it with
alcohol and then started freestyling
the cel-shaded patterns with an
acrylic paint pen. The drive covers
are wrapped too, and the mesh
effect on them was created with a
needle, which involved a good half a
day of poking holes in covers!
When that was all done, I grabbed
a fairly old Lenovo multimedia
keyboard, took it apart, cleaned
it and wrapped it. I changed the
LEDs in the Num Lock, Caps Lock
and Scroll Lock keys to blue ones,
and every key is wrapped around
the sides with one continuous
strip of vinyl. I then recreated the
cel-shaded effect on the keyboard
in the same way as I did on the
case. I also did the same with the
mouse, which is a Dragonwar
Thor G9, and the monitor, which
is a 22in Fujitsu model in white
with an articulated stand.
I wrapped the whole case and DVD drive,
cleaned it with alcohol and then started
freestyling the cel-shaded patterns