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| ERN005-PC (KANA) |
| (C) Kanna Higashi & Katsuya Matsumura |
| Built for the Monthly PC-DIY last issue of May 2004 |
| The Website of Miss Kanna Higashi Matsumura Katsuya's Homepage |
| Link free page ; though direct linking to images is not permitted. |
| Imaging draughts by Miss Kanna Higashi | |||||
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| I asked Miss Kanna for desiging ERN005-PC (KANA). The name "KANA" was given by generous Miss Kanna, |
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| Disjoining the material (once a bisrto-machine named "Dynabook" of Mr Picard Katayama) | ||||
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| I utilized the bisro-machine "Dynabook". First, disjoint all parts thoroughy apart. （Re "Dynabook" made by Mr Picard Katayama, see Monthly PC-DIY Feb.issue 2004). |
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| Making of the frame | ||||
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| First of all I made the frame with vinyl chloride pipes. A bit smaller than the planned scale will do. Built motherboard stays according to the size of Dynabook MB. This time I do not use alminum stays as usual. Integrated MB fixer into the frame with Vinyl chloride pipes. |
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| Modelling of the styrene foam | ||||
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| Stick the styrene foams around the frame. Hair part has no inside frame. Make dome-like shape by styrene alone. |
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| Modelling of the micro-hollow-globular-resin-clay | ||||
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| Design the hairs etc while surface-modelling with MHGRC. Disjoint the frame into several parts at a certain stage. The frame and styrene blocks are bit smaller than the plannd size so that I heaped much clays to make form. |
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| Modelling completed | ||||
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| Finish the clay-surface with sandpapers. Rather thick clay layers left smooth surface after the sand-paparing. No styrene can be seen. |
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| Painting | ||||
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| This time I cannot find my favorite Neo-Color so I used gesso for base. Painting is done by liquid acryl as usual. Paints over several times for the brightness and gradation. And forced drying with heat-gun. |
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| Parts Locationing | ||||
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| PC partrs are located at the back and in the hair. First, set the head. Switches and LEDs are integrated into a single part and located nside the hair. |
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| Operation Confirmation | ||||
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| Confirm the operation. | |
| Completed 1 |
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| Approximately 3/4 scale, perhaps. Quite different from the imaging draught. Miss Kanna I pray thee mercy! | |
| Completed ２ (Photos by courtesy of the editors of Monthly PC-DIY) | ||||
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| Seems the editors made a mistake at the photo taking ; they located power-suppoly unit in wrong place. It's due to the lack of communication between they and I, who could not join the party. |
| 2004.03 |
| Specification | ||
| CPU | VIA C3 1GHz Nehemiah | |
| M/B | VIA EPIA-CL10000 | |
| HD | HITACHI DK23AA-12 12GB | |
| DVD-RW | NEC ×24 | |
| Power Supply | Seventeam ST-150SL | |
| Produced by Katsuya Matsumura (S.A.E.) katsuya@js8.so-net.ne.jp http://www011.upp.so-net.ne.jp/kat/ |