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I can see your vision. First keep in mind you need to either create an access panel to install your components or separate the bottom third using a cutting tool and install some hinges and a latch.
Lots of bondo and blocking could be tricky but if you have experience in reshaping metals you could give that a try. Another possibility would to cut out the bulky center and weld the two halves for a smoother look. Bondo and blocking would be easier and less time consuming.
Once you have the shell super smooth you could paint or use some form of wrap of a solid color or a graphic design of your choice.
Just brainstorming to get the creative juices flowing. Hope this helps.
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You could get some sheet metal and roll your own. You have a plan to taper the shape? You could go all out and make a wing to attach the turbine to and suspend it from the ceiling. That would look sick hanging above you and the monitor with the huge fan buzzing away.
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