I think with the Quicksilver you would have to paint the plastic front/back/top. I just used the Blueberry colored pieces on my clear G3:
I think it has a Radeon 7000, 1 GB RAM, etc in it. It's pretty maxxed as I recall. So, there jt. I do some modding. It's not the primary focus of my "collection", though. That's pretty much the "time capsule" approach of original software on original machines. In addition to the B&W, I have a CC Mystic, a frankenstein MacBook and close at hand is my brother's "SuperCube" I made for him with a GeForce 6200 and a dual 500 MHz G4 from a Gigabit-E PM. I just finished a Super LC475 for uniserver with a full '040 with heatsink clocked to 33 MHz, a ROM SIMM slot, 36 MB RAM, 1 GB hard drive, and a LC PDS network card. My gears got turning a while ago to use a spare Mac Classic bezel as the starts of an LCD-faced monolith Mac. Maybe one day I'll get around to watering that idea in my copious spare time :lol:
I think it has a Radeon 7000, 1 GB RAM, etc in it. It's pretty maxxed as I recall. So, there jt. I do some modding. It's not the primary focus of my "collection", though. That's pretty much the "time capsule" approach of original software on original machines. In addition to the B&W, I have a CC Mystic, a frankenstein MacBook and close at hand is my brother's "SuperCube" I made for him with a GeForce 6200 and a dual 500 MHz G4 from a Gigabit-E PM. I just finished a Super LC475 for uniserver with a full '040 with heatsink clocked to 33 MHz, a ROM SIMM slot, 36 MB RAM, 1 GB hard drive, and a LC PDS network card. My gears got turning a while ago to use a spare Mac Classic bezel as the starts of an LCD-faced monolith Mac. Maybe one day I'll get around to watering that idea in my copious spare time :lol: