Dungeon mod

[booman]

Ok, Weldzilla beat me to it, but I still have a long ways to go.
This is the same $14 case that he got and I'm modding it into a Dungeon masterpiece.
I've made a dedicated web-page for showcasing the Dungeon Case or you can just scroll down through the posts.

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Dungeon Case

[danrok]

Link is broken.

The model looks good!

[booman]

I don't know why.... I've been messing with it all day and it has worked for me.

[raphael2040]

Nope, link's not working.

Looks good, though. =P

[skool h8r]

Links working fine for me. Mod is looking good!

[danrok]

Originally Posted by booman

I don't know why.... I've been messing with it all day and it has worked for me.

You have a \ in there, should be a / for the www.

[booman]

Thats strange, I copied the link here

http://www.craiggarrison.com/itr/mods/dungeon/dungeon-case.html

and it still works good for me...
I did have a problem earlier logging into the ftp, but it works now.

[weldzilla]

It works for me!! Hey booman I really like your concept! You are finding out what I did. The plastic in this case is light, strong,and yet workable!
I am going to order yet another one of these for myself. They are plenty roomy and fun to work with. I think that is the trademark for a great moddable case. Now I am going to sit back and watch your mod come together so keep up the good work!

WZ

[Gizmo]

The link works in IE, but not in FF. In fact, it probably doesn't work in anything that isn't IE.

As danrok pointed out, the link contains a \ character. That makes it an invalid URL.

[Samuknow]

I copied it to IE and it works fine. No FF...

[Rondog]

Works in FF for me.

http://www.craiggarrison.com/itr/mod...geon-case.html

[booman]

Its just plain old html. I deleted some javascript from the page. Maybe that was prohibiting FF...
I bet there is some browser compatibility code I could add so FF can view it, I'll look into it.
Otherwise I will be adding photos to the forum as I take em.


Here is the chassi that I modded and painted. I decided to use the hammered finish gray so it will have a stony look. I cut out the rectangle at the top, two fan holes at the bottom, and some ovals in back for stealthing the cables.


Here is the starting work on the side panel. I drew out everything with a marker and then started carving away. I will be cutting the window in the arch area and adding some rusty old bars.


A close-up of my brick work. After some sanding they really look like hand cut bricks. I plan to paint the side panel with the same hammered finish and it should hide any mistakes that you see now.

[Favu]

This is gonna be sweet! I can't wait

[Samuknow]

That is some nice carving work. A brilliant use for the plastic skin.

[captaincurran]

very cool mod.

[booman]

Update:

After cutting out my window I needed to make some room for the plexi-glass on the back of the panel. The plastic panel had a lot of tabs and molding strips that had to be cut off and sanded to keep a tight fit with the plexi-glass window and the panel.



Everything is sanded down on the window-side panel and I filed the stones out. Then I set up the old spraybooth and started primering.
One thing I hate about primer is that is sprays on like loose sand. So before I could add a second coat I have to wipe off the loose dust. Unless I'm doing it wrong of course.



This is the first time I have used a primer in a paint job. I finally realized why.... the colors will have consitant tints. For example: in my frozen case I painted the entire thing blue, but you can see different shades of blue when the light hits it just right. That is because the metal and plastic I painted on had different base colors. So using a primer keeps everything consistant and professional in the final coat. So the extra steps mean a lot.

[Toro]

lookin good sir!