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I've seen a lot of iPhone cases so far, but Steampunk is one of those interesting cases that you rarely find. The case is much thicker than a normal one, but the thickness is given by the very nicely processed elements that you see on it and from a distance the case gives the impression that you have a real metal mechanism on your iPhone, ready to go into operation. In reality, the case is made of siliconized plastic, but the components in that gear are sprayed with metal particles to give everyone the impression that they are real.
Hello, I am a model and prop maker in the film industry and I have been making models and patterns for around 20 years. I have worked on around 25 films and numerous TV shows working with props, miniatures, Armory and costume props. I have built a unique and stylish case with a very bespoke feel using the skills and techniques employed in my line of work. I hope you like it.
The case is not intended for everyone, but those who like such concepts will probably not think too much and immediately spend $ 64 to purchase it.
ZaOne, sorry for the offtopic but I have a question, my iPhone was stolen, and I had the ID on it in the mail, and the one I have now always shows me new notes, are they written on the stolen iPhone? please help, I want to recover it and maybe that's how I can recover it, sorry for off topic
Unreasonably thick, and at the end it can be seen that it has "play" along the length...something that will inevitably lead to scratches, plus you expect some quality considering that they are not industrially produced, to say that there is still an error.
sparky you should explain yourself better: what kind of news do you get?
Anyway, I find it hard to believe that whoever stole it hasn't reset it until now. Maybe he's ignorant. Try to look at the emails sent to see if there's anything new that's not yours, or try to make a backup with iCloud maybe you manage to upload a photo from the new owner, don't you have the findmy iPhone service active?
Hello, if your iPhone was stolen and you reported it to the police with that IMEI, they locate it for you. I have a friend who recovered it like this, so the code is written on the phone box (this is if you bought it that way)
@sparky: If you didn't have find my iphone active on it, then you have no choice but to contact the police.
What police bro? 3 years ago I went with a friend to the police with IMEI and they laughed at us :)) The police took us for granted :)) Because only in extreme cases, such as death, robbery, etc., they could search the phone by IMEI... this only if I give the consent of the prosecutor's office!
@onu know that things have changed in recent years. If you have proof of purchase and your phone number (which is usually also written on the warranty) you can go to the police and if your phone is active on the network on a subscription they will recover it for sure, but it will take a few months because the bureaucracy here is more difficult.
what a fool you are, the police can recover your phone but you have to have the documents, they recovered a nokia from my brother and he had lost it, so I'm sure that if you have all the documents of the phone, you have a good chance of recovering it, but this thing takes time