Colour!

British spelling, eh? Don't you live in Florida?

Anyway, well done! What did you use for the coloured backing?

Peace,

Drew

[edit: Excuse me, I forgot the u.]

Looks like he used very thin paper...

I modded the logos on one of my Lombards (the one with the already-ruined case). The inner display one I scraped the white paint off and painted blue. On the back display logo I pulled off the white plastic deal and used rubber cement to secure part of a broken blue CD case cut to size, so it has more of a crystalline glow and looks cool. On the bottom I removed the white paint (poorly, I might add) and left it clear, so now I can see the logic board thru the Apple logo, it looks really neat.

British spelling, eh? Don't you live in Florida?
Anyway, well done! What did you use for the coloured backing?

Peace,

Drew

[edit: Excuse me, I forgot the u.]

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lol, yeah, i've gotten in the habit of spelling many things with a 'u'

and i just used a standard sheet of computer paper.

however, it's not as bad as that picture makes it seem i had to up the midtones and highlights in PS because i underexposed the photo.

:/

Blake.

Looks like he used very thin paper...
I modded the logos on one of my Lombards (the one with the already-ruined case). The inner display one I scraped the white paint off and painted blue. On the back display logo I pulled off the white plastic deal and used rubber cement to secure part of a broken blue CD case cut to size, so it has more of a crystalline glow and looks cool. On the bottom I removed the white paint (poorly, I might add) and left it clear, so now I can see the logic board thru the Apple logo, it looks really neat.

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Well, it wasnt THAT thin, just a standard sheet of computer paper.

That's a nice little mod. I've seen that on a MacBook before - I believe you can get special stickers that fit perfectly over the logo. Paper works just as well though!