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19th Jun 2011,

15:23 #1

quizz_kidSquid

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Sputnik 0667 > Completed

Hello. Id like to share my first modding attemt, whitch Ive been working on the last 3 months.

It's a computer combined with the beauty of arts and crafts, titled "Sputnik 0667".

I was inspired by the 20th century and old hi-fi. A retro mess with a sort of Cold War look to it.

The color concept is a combination of walnut, brass and matte black.

Specs:

Gigabyte GA-H55N-USB3 Mini-ITX

Intel Core i3 550 3.2GHz

Corsair 4GB

500GB Western Digital

Corsair CX 430W

Gigabyte GeForce GTX 460

Samsung SH-S223C

Cooler Master Hyper TX3

2x Scythe 120mm Gentle Typhoon

monitor: AOC e2043Fs

sound: TASCAM us-122l and old speakers

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The front

The back


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The window


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Close up / the solar system


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Close up / ventilation.


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TADA! ... open.


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Close up / panel

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Keyboard

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Alternative setting > light board

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Mouse "garage" open

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Garage closed and DVD out

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In the dark with the internal light

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Two retro ads I made

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WIP pictures:

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Inspiration

Sketches

The beginning: MDF with walnut veneer

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The panel

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Test of the system

Speakers and smaller stuff

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For the lock house

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The hatch

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My favourite detail, the brass window from an old clock.

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Holes for window and key.

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Inner hatch.

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Panel layout.

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The moment, gluing the hatch...

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It fits perfectly. Phew!

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Jalousie "garage" for mouse

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It's SATAN!

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The foot

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DVD mount

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Hasp

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Detail painting / matte black

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DVD and garage mounted to the panel

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Upper light installation

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The stripes, painted with pigment varnish

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Final varnish on the panel

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Testing the monitor

The keyboard:

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Switch and red diode on DVD

Speakers mounted on panel

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The small speaker system

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The fans

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All switches and diodes mounted

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Audio cable

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The ugly mess!!

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The back panel, old school style

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Solar system

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19th Jun 2011, 21:48 #2

KidMod-SouthpawSuper Spamming Saiyan

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I want to buy this from you! That, sir, is absolutely top class! Wonderful modding.

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very awesome mod

19th Jun 2011, 22:06 #4

Angel ODPump Killer

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This is amazing!

First I thought "Cool mod, a great way of re-using an old piece"

Then I saw it is a scratch-build!

You sir,

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19th Jun 2011, 22:28 #5

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oh my friggin gawd :O

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19th Jun 2011, 22:43 #6

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This is brilliant. Every thing about it from top to bottom. It looks exactly as it should be. Top Modding.__________________BULLDOGS BOX..FINISHED

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19th Jun 2011, 23:23 #7

suenstarCollector of Things

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This is by far one of the most beautiful scratch builds I have ever seen... you've done an absolutely masterful job withthe final product.

I'd love to be that good at modding one day.

Easily the best first post on Bit-Tech I have ever seen.

+Rep for an awesome entrance into the community.

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19th Jun 2011, 23:38 #8

AnG3LUltimate Modder

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Fantastic work my friend, this particular style is unique and the execution is more than perfect!!

I was wondering though how your temps are? Does your components get hot due to the small size and wood??

Mod on my friend +rep for pure awesomeness!!!

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Those ads are awesome

Excellent mod

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20th Jun 2011, 01:38 #10

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Awesome! I think you've captured the idea well. imo only the lock and key look out of place.

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20th Jun 2011, 03:41 #11

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wow

That is an awesome scrath build, look like something out of grandfathers tv repair shop

Incredible detail has gone into your case mate just love the walnut and brass detail.

20th Jun 2011, 04:45 #12

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Thats really some nice work. You've done some interesting things and it looks gorgeous. Very nice Mid-Century /

Danish Modern style, except the lock, which to me looks out of place. It's too Victorian looking. Otherwise wonderful

attention to detail. I'm very impressed.

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20th Jun 2011, 12:31 #13

quizz_kid First of all, thank ya'll for the welcome. Second, glad you like me piece!

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Squid This is my first mod and I don't know much about putting a computer together. I'm just happy it ended up working at

all Got a lot of help though picking decent parts / small buget and all But now I can't wait to make another one



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all. Got a lot of help though, picking decent parts / small buget and all... But now I can t wait to make another one.

Thanx again!!

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Originally Posted by AnG3L

Fantastic work my friend, this particular style is unique and the execution is more than perfect!!

I was wondering though how your temps are? Does your components get hot due to the small size andwood??

Mod on my friend +rep for pure awesomeness!!!

Thanks!! I could've worked a lot more with ventilaton I guess,

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20th Jun 2011, 17:53 #15

KarrekMultimodder

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I like the retro look. looks like a piece direct from the cold war. Very artistic. Will this be your main computer at home,

out in the family room, or where will it end up?

22nd Jun 2011, 01:21 #16

quizz_kidSquid

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Cheapskate

Wow! You captured '60s tech perfectly. You even managed to trick poor AngelOD.

Tricked him I did!! And thanx man...

Quote:

Originally Posted by Karrek

I like the retro look. looks like a piece direct from the cold war. Very artistic. Will this be your main computer

at home, out in the family room, or where will it end up?

Tnx!! Sputnik is my main comp at home. I'm typing on it right now and it feels great

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Where it will end I don't know... Hopefully NOT in a big pile of ash after burning my apartment down



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22nd Jun 2011, 04:34 #17

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Wow.. Simply wow..

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I love retro mods or in this case a retro scratch build! This is perfectly done. The only thing I can think of that would be

extra is if you had a back door that showed a fake guts; radio tubes, ancient transistors, old wires and more.

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yeah this is a pretty extraordinary build. Simplistic and retro with such attention to detail and such class. Excellent

choice on the walnut too! Its got such nice, open grain and long rays. Just seems very fitting to the overall aesthetics

of the build.

I hardly ever do this except when I feel its truly deserved, but +rep mate... you absolutely deserve it.

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This is just way too cool. I really like the ads that you made to go along with it. They really look like the time period.

this is awesome.

I noticed the key too, but believe it or not, the one thing that I don't like is the metal fan grill. It just looks out of placeto me. But that is a very minor thing. This is very well done. I even like how you faded the stain on the interior to look

kind of aged.

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