Lego Case

[tllim]

Nice and looks good

[kappadoky]

Found the time to build a Lego-Case for the Pine as well^^

I'm a potterhead, so that's what came out while I just started to build a case without any plan:

There's harry with hedwig and dumbledore,
malfoy talking to snape,
madame hooch with her broom in front of a quidditch ring,
Hagrid in a boat with ron and hermione, who reads a book about plants (wich may become handy  )
The treasure on the top right is a gem, the golden snitch, and the goblet of fire.
In the tower is quirrel/voldemort, searching for the philosophers stone.

Hope you like it

Edit: Got a question: Are the open sides enough to keep the pine (A64+ 1GB) cool? There are also two small slits on the top. (around half a millimeter wide and 7 cm long)

[atomicSoC]

Will do when I get home.

EDIT: Finaly got home... here is the pictures...

Very Nice!  Looks about the same as the one I made but I used little lego doors and windows for all the ports haha

[Tarjei85]

Will do when I get home.

EDIT: Finaly got home... here is the pictures...

Very Nice!  Looks about the same as the one I made but I used little lego doors and windows for all the ports haha

Thats a great idea.
I am sorry to say (but happy with the result) that I have taken apart my Lego casing and replaced it with a lasercut acrylic one. (Made by myself *proud*)

[mfjnext]

good job
it's possible to buy this case ?

[Luke]

Wow Tarjei85 ... I'm impressed.

[Tarjei85]

Wow Tarjei85 ... I'm impressed.

Thank you. Have made a couple more designs for both LEGO- and laser-cut-casings, but nothing realized yet. Have to admit the Pine have been laying in a drawer the last months. Not because I'm not happy with it (I really love this machine) but because of no spare time at all. 
Hoping to rebuild it to a linux machine, but have to read up on the developement in ROMs since november 

[Luke]

If Linux is what you're after, then I suggest using either Armbian or the ubuntu base image.  I don't know when was the last time you used your Pine64, but these images have come a long way in the recent 6 months.