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"ERN005PC" (KANA)
By Kanna Higashi & Katsuya Matsumura -
Posted on May 24, 2004
Draft images by Miss Kanna Higashi
I asked Miss Kanna to design ERN005-PC (KANA).
The name "KANA" was given by the generous Miss Kanna.
Reusing the "Dynabook"
I utilised a previous Mini-ITX project I called "Dynabook". (see Monthly PC-DIY February 2004)
Making the frame
First of all I made the frame with Poly Vinyl Chloride pipes. It was a bit smaller than the planned scale, but it will do. I built the motherboard mountings to fit the Dynabook.
This time I did not use aluminium stays as usual, I integrated the motherboard into the frame with PVC pipes.
Modelling the polystyrene foam
Sticking the polystyrene foam around the frame. The hair has no frame inside - the dome-like shape is constructed from polystyrene alone.
The Micro-Hollow-Globular-Resin-Clay
Designing the hair and other pieces while surface-modelling with Micro-Hollow-Globular-Resin-Clay (MHGRC). The frame was disassembled into several parts during this process.
The frame and polystyrene blocks are bit smaller than the planned size so that I used additional clay to make the final form.
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