Project: Angel

No way!! I live just inside Thornsett, near the cemetry. :P

This is pretty strange haha, there's a sponsored build going on up the road.
 
To keep the white theme going, I sprayed the PSU:

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I also added a little detailing to the grill and GTX back plates:

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The level of detail you're going into is fantastic mate, any chance of a viewing maybe when it's finished? :P
 
Muel said:
The level of detail you're going into is fantastic mate, any chance of a viewing maybe when it's finished? :P
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Haha. Maybe but I'm in the middle of moving house over to the other side of New Mills so once thats done you might just get an invite;).

Thx for the kind words of encouragement guys :).
 
w3bbo said:
Haha. Maybe but I'm in the middle of moving house over to the other side of New Mills so once thats done you might just get an invite;).
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Hes gonna steal it, dont let him haha. Best let me look after it instead just to make sure its safe :p

Like others have said, the level of detail is amazing! Did you do the writing on the grill/backplates free hand or use stencils or something? Looks great
 
Really good to see this is moving again (and hope your move goes well too).
But I have to say your freehand painting is letting you down slightly (sorry, but you did pick a very hard font to copy)
Use letraset (lazer film is heat resistant) or self adhesive vinyl lettering for a much neater finish.
And more in keeping with the etching quality
Loving the quad rads but shame about the third shroud, but I'm sure it will work with the rest of the hardware installed.
 
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where can w3bbo go from here?

4X quad rads maybe?

i think the 4 pump idea is good

make it completley OTT

its what i want to see tbh
 
shadowscotland said:
Really good to see this is moving again (and hope your move goes well too).
But I have to say your freehand painting is letting you down slightly (sorry, but you did pick a very hard font to copy)
Use letraset (lazer film is heat resistant) or self adhesive vinyl lettering for a much neater finish.
And more in keeping with the etching quality
Loving the quad rads but shame about the third shroud, but I'm sure it will work with the rest of the hardware installed.
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Thats a kop out! Getting others to do the work for you goes against the principles of modding imo. Sure if it was powdercoating a case then fair enough but getting others to do the detail work for you takes the joy out of it. I was thinking of letraset but I'm so behind on this project already I need to get it finished asap. Just my opinion of course.

rjkoneill said:
where can w3bbo go from here?

4X quad rads maybe?

i think the 4 pump idea is good

make it completley OTT

its what i want to see tbh
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Was gonna go with four loops but decided against it as the tubing involved would look too messy. I've seen triple loops before and they look really hard to keep tidy.
 
w3bbo said:
Thats a kop out! Getting others to do the work for you goes against the principles of modding imo. Sure if it was powdercoating a case then fair enough but getting others to do the detail work for you takes the joy out of it. I was thinking of letraset but I'm so behind on this project already I need to get it finished asap. Just my opinion of course.
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I guess vinyl's would be a bit of a kop out - even if they were your own design.
But the letraset lazer film is just a blank sheet - load it into your printer and print your text onto it. Quick, no mess, and all your own work.

I re-read my previous post and it came over too negative today, this was not my intention, hope I didn't cause offence.
But I fully understand why you opted for a using a pen.
In your situation I'd do the same - but with even worse results most likely
 
No offence taken m8. I welcome any feedback, it's how we improve! You're probably right, letraset would be better anyway.

I didn't do it with a pen, I used a fine paintbrush and enamel paint ;)
 
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