Should you not be familiar with Gibbage Cases, it's a home grown venture that utilises 3D printing to produce protective cases for mobile devices. We previously looked at the HTC 8X Windows Phone, but now Kevin "Gibbage" Miller has returned to our community forum with a sequel - for the Lumia 920. The above is the current design that's being produced as we speak, but Miller is looking out for someone to test the product in every day life.
We previously reviewed the cases for HTC 8X (with an awesome personalised version just for us), so we'll be interested in getting our paws on the new designs to fit our Lumia 920s and add that extra layer of protection - not that the Nokia Windows Phone can't survive some serious damage. Once the current design has been confirmed to fit perfectly, Miller will be looking for more design ideas, as well as volunteers to test the products.
You can check out the case design, fire out your suggestions, throw your hand up high for the test run, and view updates over on our forum.
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