Hi there,

GOOD NEWS TO ALL, THE IPHONE 5-5S VERSION IS NOW PRINTING AND WILL SEE RESULT BEFORE I ADD IT TO THINGIVERSE FOR YOU TO DOWNLOAD)

Here it is!!!!
the iphone 6 plus version of the macintosh ipad mini I created last week.

(now in two parts by popular demand so you can print them on smaller 3D printers) please share the photos when done.

I do not have an iphone 6 plus so this one is for you guys.

I tried it at the apple store in Brisbane city and it worked well.

I have given this one a bit of an extra tilt backwards so there is no chance for it falling on its face.

Please use the file macintosh iphone 6_01 as the previous was bringing it twice on top of each other. sorted now.

This is exactly as the other design for the ipad mini except is smaller ,its thicker in profile so that the phone sits inside the slide part easily.

It has the apple logo and the cut out for the disk drive works without support if you print it sideways

I have only printed one only at this stage, am waiting for more filament to arrive.

**COMMENTS ARE MOST WELCOMED***

http://www.wired.com/2015/01/slick-macintosh-design-inspired-first-mac-time/

So I thought it would be a neat idea to modify it to suit an ipad mini.

I have NOT added rice between the scafolding within the piece before it was fully printed (rice in the gap where the base is) to add weight to it so it is nice and heavy, instead I tilted it backwards a little.

Thankyou Appple store in Brisbane CBD for letting me take photos at your store.

please keep liking my other ones so that will tell me if I should continue to make improvements or make variations or just leave it alone...

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:657156

Thankyou for your interest and I cant wait to see it made with photos.

I used ArchiCAD, I am an architect.
I downloaded the original macintosh model as a sketch up file and import it to archicad, then I did the same for the ipad mini.
from the article I downloaded the images and changed it to suit and kept the original proportions where I could

And I rendered it using Artlantis really quickly

www.hugoriveros.com

cheers

Hugo