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This is a Raspberry Pi Zero Wireless V2 Case, it has a SD Card access slot, a window to see the status LED and holes for the plugs.
I built it since I had some LEGO lying around and I thought, why not! It's better than to have it just on the desk.
I believe this would make a great LEGO set because it's a relatively small build, easily customizable and I think it would interest more children into automation or robotics and the many other applications of a mini computer such as the Raspberry Pi Zero Wireless V2.
Added note: It is a tight fit, so try to slot it in after you put the round tiles in or when you put the modified 1x1 brick with the indent facing inwards. That holds the RPI in place.
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