Nice photos

Two of the 3 mods I'm currently working on :)
 
Maul is the one on the left in the Corsair 600C and the shell on the right is the Cooler Master MasterCase Maker 5t, this is my Tempest Mass Effect mod.
 

 
I already did some cuts in the 600C. Mainly the front panel section as well as the top. A bit more filing and tidying up of the cuts need to be done but it's coming along well so far :)
 




 
Stay tuned for more :)
 
Cheers,
 
Alex

rjohnson11
It's been a while since I've seen a Darth Maul mod.

Ah I've never seen one before, if you have please share any links :D :P 

alexciobanu

rjohnson11
It's been a while since I've seen a Darth Maul mod.

Ah I've never seen one before, if you have please share any links :D :P 

Found two I've seen and they are here:
 
https://pcpartpicker.com/b/LKwV3C
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LJ_J0TJicuU
 
They are nice mods but they could have been better

Great image quality! Will be nice to see where this system ends up

XrayMan
 
Interesting name.      

 
I hope the build will represent the name well :D

EVGATech_RayH
Great image quality! Will be nice to see where this system ends up

 
Thanks a lot mate :D

MitchWh
Looks good, but its always a bit tricky to mount all your components, when your window is on the other side and you need to flip everything. 

Hehe yea, just do it all in reverse :P

I'm staying tuned...

Here is what I'm currently working with! Imagine the horns and eyes lighting up once the build is finished! I'm also going with a battled and worn out weathered theme as well.
 
Everything was cut manually with a jig saw and a lot of filing. The cut-out at the top is a small window that will look into the top compartment.
 








 
Stay tuned for more!
 
Cheers,
 
Alex

Very nice progress Alex. 

Hey guys,
 
The motherboard I'm using is the ASUS Maximus VIII Extreme with a full cover Bitspower Monoblock that I decided to remove the top cover from and have it exposed. The acrylic would probably do with some polishing however for this build, in terms of the other aesthetics, I think it should work well as is.
 





 
The two ASUS STRIX GTX 980Tis, still pretty good cards even today, with Bitspower full cover water blocks.
 






 
And the memory I'm using is the Corsair Vengeance red LED
 


 
They're pretty good how you can easily remove the tops to orientate the Corsair logo to better suit your build.
 



 
The tops could even be painted quite easily for further customisation.
 

 
And here's everything mounted inside, with tubes in so I can mark for the pass-through fittings on the front panel.
 



 
Thanks for checking it out and stay tuned for more!
 
Cheers,
 
Alex

rjohnson11
Always great to see each update as this mode progresses. 

Thanks a lot :D

Very interesting

I love the paint job would like some details on how you did that. I like the layout of the pipes. keep up the good work.

Hi guys,
 
Here's most of the piping done!
 
One issue I had with this is that two of the pass through fittings were way too close to each other and I only had Bitspower C47 style fittings that were a bit too large. So I ended up hand filing them down.
 
This was the result:
 


 
Just shaved off a few mm and they fit perfectly with a bit of tubing between them.
 
They're the ones at the very bottom.
 



 
Mounted the RGB LED controller for the Corsair fans in the front as well. This will be accessible from the side even with the front panel on.
 

 
And here's a look at the cable management.
 

 
And now the inside.
 

 
The red chrome tubes, with the fittings in the middle is a reference to the dual lightsaber.
 







 
Thanks for checking it out and stay tuned for more!
 
Cheers,
 
Alex

<3 love those BP fittings..