Millenium Falcon, Valknut Atmos II AIO cover plates

Concept:

Quick print covers for your Atmos II AIO unit. 

• A viking inspired Valknut encircled by runes from Elder Futhark alphabets
  • The runes spell out Valknut and Odin (My understanding is purely based on google lords!!)
  • 
• A Millenium Falcon which floats over the AIO unit
  • letting AIO default rotational led lights through its front
  • looks like the falcon is passing through a Warp

Print Instructions:

• Material: PETG or something to handle higher temperatures inside PC
  • PLA prints fine (above prints are PLA), but chose a temperature hardened material
• Infill: 15%
• Perimeters: Default are strong enough
• Precision: Base models are from CM team. But adjust to your printer.
  • Defaults worked on my 6 year old stock Ender3. So, almost every other printer should be able to print them very well.

Files:

• aio-viking
• aio-mount + aio-mount-falcon

Valknut Print:

Images include the treated pla print. The blue cover went through some basic process:

• Smooth it (sand, coat, sand)
• Spray painted matte royal blue
• Hand painted bronze acrylic around the cutouts
• All paints used were high temp and zero conductivity certified

Millenium Falcon Print:

• Print the aio-mount
• Print the falcon
• Add magnets on the mount horizontal block and a set of the falcon
  • Can easily mount, remove and change the upper cover object
• Or - Glue the falcon to the mount

Mount color: The aio-mount is just normal pla material. I dipped it in a tiny amount of carbon dip kit. The borders are the same bronze acrylic from the Valknut coloring.

Did not really have time to color the falcon yet.

Better Millenium Falcon:

My initial plan was to tune a higher detail Falcon design and to mount it on the aio-mount. But the higher detail object was loosing precision and I was running out of time. If you would like to, you can scale down a better falcon model and mount it instead. 

You can actually scale and mount any possible object on the aio-mount. You can interchange them if you go the magnet based mounting route too.

Here is the better details falcon which I failed to complete scaling down in time:

Paint details: My sister does miniature wooden sculptures - coloring was her help. All thanks to her. Burn marks on the model are from match sticks to simulate damage etc..

Note:

About video above:

If you are wondering about the video above - no, I dont have an Atmos II. I still print on my Ender 3 - so, cant own a 540 or Atmos.. :).

The background video was generated based off on Cooler Master demo videos on official site. The video is playing on my samsung tablet - placed the print objects and recorded a shot. I was trying to see if the idea will even look remotely ok!?

F3D files:

Attached the f3d files if anyone is interested. Am a beginner fusion 360 user - so, pardon the haphazard grouping and naming.

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Attribution:

 All thanks to the original creators of the Millenium falcon coaster, the valknut coaster designs.