Note: I make no guarantees about the applicability of this template to your own case. It worked for me and I hope you find it useful, as well. The biggest potential issue would be with the cutaways for the power and volume buttons, which are pretty large on my case, but it should be easy to remove them if your case doesn't have them.
Here's how it looks when it's all finished:
Sorry about the weird picture. I didn't have another camera on hand, and there weren't any good mirrors at work, so I had to just use the reflection from an old hard drive platter...
EDIT: Here's a slightly better picture:
I made this BMO design along with a couple of other Adventure Time designs, ready to print:
Best show on television.
So, show us how your HTC One looks now then :)
ReplyDeleteHa, yeah, I guess that would be useful. :P
ReplyDeleteI updated the post with a finished pic.
R u sellin a bmo case if so how can I get one
ReplyDeleteHi Angel,
ReplyDeleteI'm not selling anything, just posting some templates for people who want to print out their own designs to go behind a clear, acrylic case they've already purchased.
hey can you post a photo of the beemo image you used for this case. cheers
ReplyDeleteHi Saxon,
ReplyDeleteI modified this image I found online:
http://finlay-mckinnon.deviantart.com/art/Adventure-Time-Beemo-Wallpaper-Pack-294048531