Whomwah.com

This guy is a PC case modder and also a AFOL. He has built numerious cases all shown in this gallery. I prefer some of the new ones at the bottom of the page. I’m waiting for the lego monitor. mouse and keyboard next.

What people think of. This tutorial is fantastic and goes through the step by step transformation of your old NES into a standard PC. It explains how/where to get the parts and then to install them. It even shows you have to use the original NES controllers. So you could effectively run a NES emulator on it and have a NES again !?

These were the guys pre-requisites.The basic idea was to place a complete computer inside a toy/model of the
Millenium Falcon. He had several items that he decided he must
have:

1. All components had to fit inside… all peripherials had to plug into the outside of the toy/model just like a real computer.
2. The basic toy/model had to be painted acurately, within reason. This meant researching the models used in the movies and making a “best guess” as to the colors and spacing of some parts.
3. The system must have a unique power light. This was accomplished via a special LED that flashes and fades through all the primary colors of light (red, green, and blue in a single LED)
4. Through one of the “holes” in the hull, you must be able to see the inner workings of a real hard drive, preferably accented with blue electrical “sparks” when there was drive activity.
5. It had to have hard drive activity lights placed into the front
   “headlights” of the Falcon. Working engine lights… need I say more?
6. It had to have adaquate cooling…

NOW see the results

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