Trimming the back of angled jacks and removing the first insulating layer saves a lot of space and makes them much easier to route.

All the cables in place and the screen screwed down.

The two keyboards I've been working with side my side. Except for the top and bottom curve they are the same size so only minimal changes were needed.

The process of removing makeup from it's original case, so you can put it in a new one is called depotting. If you have a 3D printer you can set the heat bed to 90ºC and it will soften the glue enough to let you pry them out. Practice on cheap stuff first though.

I applied electrical tape around the edges of the screen. The care metal reflection could be seen through the semi-transparent glass.

Final assembled build. The eye makeup, and alternate foundation and minimal eye makeup tray. You can make trays to fit whatever you like though.

The Kali desktop. It's really quite peppy on the Raspberry Pi 3.

LED is red when it's not charging.

...and blue when it is charging.