If it has a glass panel, you should cover the front part of the psu in all white, outline a stormtrooper's helmet in black and highlight the details in black (like it normally looks lol)

But other than that I got nothin

That is exactly the plan. Unfortunately I was laid off for a month, so I can't do anything just yet.

hmm maybe buy a cheap storm trooper stencil for the side and maybe grab a white and black cathode. GSTARR's idea was good aswell.

Thanks for the submission, but right now I'm just trying to stay afloat. I had midterms last week and spent most of my time researching for my essay, or job hunting. Once I find a job, I will continue the project. This is more of a hiatus than a cancellation, and since this is my only computer, I am never going to stop upgrading. The stencil is a good idea though, I will more than likely use one on the steel-part of the windowed panel.

cathodes only cost about 10 bucks

Thanks for the submission, but right now I'm just trying to stay afloat. I had midterms last week and spent most of my time researching for my essay, or job hunting. Once I find a job, I will continue the project. This is more of a hiatus than a cancellation, and since this is my only computer, I am never going to stop upgrading. The stencil is a good idea though, I will more than likely use one on the steel-part of the windowed panel.

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=white+cathode

I'm aware, but i personally don't prefer cathodes when all I have to do is wait. I'm going to begin the painting soon, Plastidip is only $5.95 and I can print the stencil at home, Led's are relatively cheap as well, but I need molex splits to have better cable management with my current PSU. 

cool good luck