BRICKiPhone is a completely functional iPhone 4/4s upgrade case.

See, we know you carry the most ubiquitous device of the yuppie class. You probably also have some really fugly ‘protection cover’ on it, when all you ever wanted in life was to go back to the day anyway, right? Solved.

BRICKiPhone is built from four 3d printed pieces. Insert iPhone earplugs, an iPhone 4/4s and go. It snaps together to transforms your iPhone into the hottest thing since the last time people rocked bricks (including the coveted belt clip). Since it prints in four pieces it can be printed with the at home 3d printer of your choice.

Whaaa? You say money for nothin’ and chicks for free? We feel for you assholes (sort of) so STFU and make it gold already.

FAT 3d files available for download here. Complete image and documentation hotness also available here.

BRICKiPhone is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0

BRICKiPhone is a completely functional iPhone 4/4s upgrade case. See, we know you carry the most ubiquitous device of the yuppie class. You probably also have some really fugly ‘protection...

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» Click here for source code.

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