The "Televisor" is a small computer based on a mini ITX motherboard and an old Bakelit radio housing. I found this housing slightly damaged and empty in a corner of an old radio store. I was able to "rescue" it.

For a longer time it was standing in a corner of my workshop as well. Then I found a very smart mini ITX motherboard with 2GByte of memory and a 2x3W class D amplifier on board.

The former place for the speaker was big enough for a 10inch TFT 4:6 (1024x768) Monitor.

I was although able to grab some historic switches an lamps.

The radio case was from around 1940 - 1942 so I have to remove the Nazi symbols.

Materials:

Intel mini ITX Motherboard
WLAN card
Wlan aerial
Mini ITX power supply
External 12V Power supply
TFT Display (open frame)
Some pieces of wood
Cables
Screws, nuts and bolts
Engraved copper plate
2 component glue
Polish
Operating System

Step 1: Restoring the Case

The front of the case was broken :-(

I used 2 component glue the parts together and to fill the cracks.

After polishing there where cracks visible so I decided to cover them with a copper plate (see next steps)

Step 2: Placing Lamps, Switches and Push Button

Fortunately all the switches and lamps fits perfect inside the holes of the case.

The only thing I had to do was to widen the holes for the lamps a little bit.

On the original radio the upper three holes where used for volume, tuning, regeneration.

The lower holes for a switch and a lamp.

I just tried, that everything fits in place.

Step 3: The Display and the Speakers

Now it was time to mount the TFT.

The display was a bit smaller than the opening in the Bakelit case so I build a wooden frame the covers the metal borders of the TFT.
Everything was mounted on top of a piece of wood, which was mounted inside the case.

The speakers where mounted on a piece of wood as well and covered with a piece of black speaker cloth.