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Here it is https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/maceffects/injection-molded-case-for-apple-iic-black-and-clear

I wonder if the output from the MacMini G4, which can have a max resolution of 1920, would display on a 640x480 screen? I don't imagine many people ran OS9 at 640x480.

Does anyone know what the earliest MultiSync Monitor was from Apple? One that didn't have fixed 640x480. I'm trying to get one with this look, No control panel under the screen. Maybe one of the LC matching monitors?

That would be amazing, but that's some expensive kit. I am looking for a Mac Mini G4 if anyone has one, happy to pay for it.

For the keyboard I have a crazy idea that might just work. I have a cracked Apple IIGS ADB Keyboard. I'm also signed up for the MacEffects Apple Iic black case. It has black keycaps. I can spray paint the keyboard using this paint which is a perfect match for the black MacTV! So I'd have a...

Yes, I'm working in Fusion 360 so I can share the STL files and maybe the original Fusion files. I'd love to get an ecosystem going of people building on re-casing modules for older SCSI devices. Really enjoying Fusion 360, my first significant 3D work since Strata Studio Pro and VRML in the...

I don’t think the drivers for the USB to SCSI device I have work with Intel Macs. I really want some modules for my SCSI devices.

Yes, I’ll be posting the STL for the generic module shortly. Then people can remix it

I do have a USB CD-ROM Superdrive (the really slim ones) that I could use. But hoping to be able to use the Mac Mini's G4 CD-ROM. I'm going for the look here. I think actually turning them into modules with a working backplane is beyond my capabilities.

Yes, I'll be building out the full physical "backplane". There will be some shenanigans on the backside to make it fully work. SCSI to USB adapters and lots of wires to hide on the backside, but it will be fully working. For the monitor, I likely need an early multi-sync CRT that will work with...

I'm looking to rebuild the legendary Macintosh Jonathan Prototype from Frog Design. Its design language served as the basis for the Snow White series. I've built out an initial generic module on my Bambu A1 Mini 3D printer. (see picture) Now it's time to build out an additional working...

If anyone is ever interested in printing their own box I have digital recreations of the following boxes. 13 of them never existed in "real life". See if you can figure out which ones?

Beautiful! Thanks so much for converting it and to Dougg3 for finding it originally.

OK, so a while back I tried to recreate the front of the box from the very blurry image that I posted above. I decided not to use it. in some other cases with much higher resolutions I've been able to use AI programs to help up-res the image, but this one is simply too blurry. Here was the...

Thanks I do own that one.

Thanks I’d didn’t have At Ease 3.0, any chance you have an image of the back of the box and the sides? When I recreate them it’s nice to have all the sides. Apple Media Tool is very hard to find, do you own these?

Thanks, that’s very generous of you to look that up. Based on the structure of the text that looks to be what is on the back of the box. i’d like to get an original of the box, but if I can’t I’ll make a reproduction, now I just need a better image of the front of the box. i’ve been looking...

a Few others for your entertainment Summary of all my fake boxes Pippin Developers Kit Knowledge Naivigator

My apologies! The box itself is actually real, but I made it in Photoshop and had it printed during Covid. Same for the Portable video out card, another item that was never released. If you look carefully on the shelves you’ll also see boxed Pippin Dec Kits, Cyberdog and OpenDoc boxes. Also...

Yeah, remember Daystar did an upgrade card with the 68060. It was nearly as fast as the 601.