Everything old is new again, eh equill?
The laws of physics aside ... I have seen too many of these old compacts in my time to know that the vent grilles on top were never designed to support the force exerted by the focused weight of the mac vis-a-vis its feet. It saddens me to think of all the cracks which are fracturing in the brittle plastic as we write.
Nevertheless, a sight to behold.
P.S. anyone who does this at home, should either adhere to JDW's shelf suggestion, or at a bare minimum place a sheet of Plexiglas or other solid material between each layer to evenly distribute the weight. Anything over three for four layers should be well adhered to the wall as well, even velcro should do it.
The laws of physics aside ... I have seen too many of these old compacts in my time to know that the vent grilles on top were never designed to support the force exerted by the focused weight of the mac vis-a-vis its feet. It saddens me to think of all the cracks which are fracturing in the brittle plastic as we write.
Nevertheless, a sight to behold.
P.S. anyone who does this at home, should either adhere to JDW's shelf suggestion, or at a bare minimum place a sheet of Plexiglas or other solid material between each layer to evenly distribute the weight. Anything over three for four layers should be well adhered to the wall as well, even velcro should do it.