Retro Desktop PC Raspberry Pi case

I'm building mine and just a question regarding the monitor assembly. Is that internal connector between the front and the back supposed to be glued in place? The screws at the top hold the front to the back nicely but the bottom is sprung apart just a hair. I've filed and sanded the part to minimize the gap as much as possible but there is still a little bit of a gap. I supposed I can glue it, but I'd far prefer to be able to open it up if there's a need to service the screen.

It seems to me it would be better if there were a couple screws for the bottom as well to hold it together.

How did you manage to fit the 40 Pin inside the case?
Im currently trying to build it and it wont fit inside the case half the pins stick outside the monitor shroud/print.

@numindast_274032 how did you manage to get the screen rotated? Spent ~4h trying to do that on a raspi4, no dice...

So cool, thanks for making this model! Access to the sd card slot is a bit of a pain.

Lovely easy build. The screen has super fragile glass, beware. This is a utility Pi for me and maybe I’ll do some RetroPi on it. Stinks that the LCD is upside down and doesn’t fit the other way. Woulda been nice. Otherwise I really love the attention to detail. Would be awesome to fit an actual fan. I toyed with fitting real LEDs but it’s too small for me to manage.

Really great one, but after I've printed it, it came out that the LAN and USB ports are inverted, as I use PI 3V1.2.
here my remix to fit Pi 2 & 3
 https://www.printables.com/model/678583-retro-desktop-pc-raspberry-pi-23-case_base (edited)

What controller would work to use for the games? First timer here…

Do you mind sharing the STEP files? I have a different use case and need to add an additional cut out. My Pi is sitting on top of my printing enclosure and measures the particulate matter with an additional sensor which needs to suck in air. It would nicely fit the remaining space in this case.