HCP
New Member
Well, i have been a long reader of this site and i thought its time to show this one off.
Please note that this is work in progress, its not done yet and im still working on it
So, Wargames from 1983 is probably not news for anyone. I love that movie and have been wanting a WOPR for a long time.
Then i was thinking, how about making it smaller to fit my desk?
And the idea was born! Size is about 45x35x40 centimeters. About 1:50 in scale.
I´m actually putting a real computer inside this one, so its not only a replica, its a computer also for my daily use.
You guys who are professionals in building stuff, please forgive me for mistakes and things i do wrong, i do test stuff what will work or not and as you see later in the pics, i need to redo them
From the start, it may look a bit messy until i get all the parts and stuff together
And of course it will have all LED´s and LED-patterns almost 100% replicated, i spent hours and hours writing down flash-patterns to come up with a driver for it. (11 channels with independent delays in flashing, and one channel handles ~50-120 LED´s, 1400 totally)
If someone dont know what the WOPR is.
War Operation Plan Response
And here goes a picture-bomb, i´ll put in some describing text later
Please note that this is work in progress, its not done yet and im still working on it
So, Wargames from 1983 is probably not news for anyone. I love that movie and have been wanting a WOPR for a long time.
Then i was thinking, how about making it smaller to fit my desk?
And the idea was born! Size is about 45x35x40 centimeters. About 1:50 in scale.
I´m actually putting a real computer inside this one, so its not only a replica, its a computer also for my daily use.
You guys who are professionals in building stuff, please forgive me for mistakes and things i do wrong, i do test stuff what will work or not and as you see later in the pics, i need to redo them
From the start, it may look a bit messy until i get all the parts and stuff together
And of course it will have all LED´s and LED-patterns almost 100% replicated, i spent hours and hours writing down flash-patterns to come up with a driver for it. (11 channels with independent delays in flashing, and one channel handles ~50-120 LED´s, 1400 totally)
If someone dont know what the WOPR is.
War Operation Plan Response

And here goes a picture-bomb, i´ll put in some describing text later
























