Hey @Kenny Nyallau - both you and @Makertum have incredible projects! I don't think anyone was attacking your work - you did a great job.  

@Adam Fabio, thanks dude. Haha, that wasn't the case.  My real point is we're making a prototype from the same old antiquated trick, no matter what material we're using. In other words, I'm aware of the history, theory and technical aspects of fogscreen display but what I didn't do is that I didn't just change the type of material and follow one source reference blindly letter by letter; that's not what this project all about. I did my research from varying sources and added a little modification to yield varying results and learn about the pros and cons. That's the whole point of starting this project, for me at least. Maybe I'm overreacting but I just felt the comparison and the "futuristic use of corrugated plastic"  comment by Makertum were a bit condescending, as if that's the only difference that he could observe from my project. But oh well, no harm no foul.

Check out the #Hoverlay II, too

Yes, like I said in the project description, the project is based on previous DIY fogscreen displays and that includes Hoverlay as well but thank you for commenting. Please share.

ps: Unlike hoverlay, this is for people who couldn't afford to have CNC milling machine at their disposal and the fan controllers that I've included can yield varied results on fog density which can affect the display's transparency.