No worries though, some things came in today, and other things will be coming in almost every day for the rest of the week.
While I'm waiting, I decided to work on the ears some.
I started out with a 3"x2" oval created in Paint. Printed it out, cut it out and hot glued it to my metal mesh desktop organizer thing.


Then I cut them out using my dremel with a cutting wheel.

Only thing is...I didn't actually measure the paper templates after printing them, so instead of a 3"x2" oval, I wound up with something about 2 5/8" x 1 3/4".
So, back to the drawing board, or actually Paint. This time I made the oval 3.5" x 2.5", and when printed, it came out about 3.25"x 2.25". This looks much better when compared to the first ones:

Only thing is, this time the hot glue is being a pain to remove.
Oh, and I added some reinforcements to the inner top half of the control panel:

That's all for today...
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