Epic win

[Dr. Rick Dagless M.D.]

imo

 

[chrisbliss18]

Wow! Maybe it's time to bring my enormous store of Legos out of hibernation.

Great find. Thanks.

 

[PhyOS]

Very nice, but... a typical cover may be the cheapest

And... does he have a visual computer-manual on how to build the cover?

 

[Rellik]

EPIC WASTE OF TIME AND MONEY FOR THE UBER-WIN!!!!!!!!!!!

thats really neat, but i'm glad i got to watch someone else waste their time and money, so i wouldn't have to
INTERWEB FTW!

 

[Dr. Rick Dagless M.D.]

Very nice, but... a typical cover may be the cheapest

And... does he have a visual computer-manual on how to build the cover?

It looked like he had the designs/manual on his laptop if you watch it in the background.

 

[Icarus]

What happened to colours? Since when did Lego introduce it's emo range?

 

[!Woodstock!]

Should'a used BigBlocks.

 

[Badger]

someone do that out of k-nex then i'll be impressed.

 

[Homie Q]

dam...that must've took months to build, prolly not very thermodynamic or good airflow haha

 

[SHΛRPSH??TZER]

oh my god, what can i say. what a tool. not only did he build it in real life but he built a model on his comp or those were directions eitther way omg what a tool. who want a lego comp anyway. it took me long enoought to build my comp let alone building a lego fortress for the case. lets just say hes goning be a batchler for life.

 

[R.E.D]

LEGO CASE : By the time you are done building it, your computer becomes obsolete.

 

[PhyOS]

It looked like he had the designs/manual on his laptop if you watch it in the background.

Yeah, I know.

 

[chrisbliss18]

Wow... I'm surprised that so many gaming nerds can rip on this guy for making something that is quite incredible.

I went to his site to see how he did it. He started by measuring all the basic lego part dimensions. From there, he found that Legos were proportioned very well to be combined in sizes to match computer components. He used MLCAD to design the case. That program exports a list of components which can be used to buy from certain Lego parts sellers. He then bought all the parts (both Lego and computer), exported images from MLCAD to show how to build the sections, and set about building it.

He remarked that almost everything fit just as planned with very few modifications required.

I applaud the guy. That's an impressive amount of planning, creativity, and skill.

 

[jasonkeenan]

OMG what if you kicked it by accident the computer will fall apart lol
but good make any way

 

[The IRS]

Awesome!

 

[Rellik]

Wow... I'm surprised that so many gaming nerds can rip on this guy for making something that is quite incredible.

I went to his site to see how he did it. He started by measuring all the basic lego part dimensions. From there, he found that Legos were proportioned very well to be combined in sizes to match computer components. He used MLCAD to design the case. That program exports a list of components which can be used to buy from certain Lego parts sellers. He then bought all the parts (both Lego and computer), exported images from MLCAD to show how to build the sections, and set about building it.

He remarked that almost everything fit just as planned with very few modifications required.

I applaud the guy. That's an impressive amount of planning, creativity, and skill.

ok with this is mind it is awesome! i mean i thought it was cool to beggin with, but just a big waste of time and money. but knowing he designed it and everything from scratch, no, now its awesome. i thought he just bought a kit or something, and THAT Would be llame.

 

[FiRESAUCE]

oh my god, what can i say. what a tool. not only did he build it in real life but he built a model on his comp or those were directions eitther way omg what a tool. who want a lego comp anyway. it took me long enoought to build my comp let alone building a lego fortress for the case. lets just say hes goning be a batchler for life.

Nice sig.. i bet when you brag about your dod sig at clubs you get all the ladies.. lolol