We have started to build out the new Bonus Reward which is the Lilith PC. The updates will go into the build log

We started by generating hundreds of AI concepts until we found one we liked which we posted onto YouTube to see how many likes it gets compared to the others, this one got the most likes so we decided it's the one we will build. We modelled the Front Panel. Video (1) (4).mp4 We were planning to buy and use a full colour Mimaki printer https://www.mimakiaus.com.au/product/3d/ which can create amazing things, we were super excited for this printer but after talking to their representatives we under stood it wasn't for us, especially for the cost associated with it. The material is far too brittle to be used as a computer panel, the build space is TINY for the price of the machine, we would have to create the panel in pieces. We want a sturdy computer that can keep intact through international delivery as we send out these computers to people world wide. We decided to buy a Carvera https://global.makera.com/products/carvera?srsltid=AfmBOorH9Q1QYMJKkXAmdKOTgXwbC2OylMzNeinObBJrBArEahD1EFpt so we can create sturdy panels out of alloy, copper, wood and other materials along with a 4 colour 3D printer, H2d bamboo labs https://au.store.bambulab.com/products/h2d?id=580955377904132100&skr=yes&srsltid=AfmBOopXgHsY4fQmGK5FBrsVAD7GdTn5Rm_zAFEOUVlCNGPzlgYKopZTz8A to add to our 3D printer stack. We're now conducting test prints and colouring some parts of the panel with the 4 colour printer as a base, we will hand paint the panel afterwards and make sure the red window behind her is see through to show lights. We will continue to drop updates on this blog post as comments, let us know what you think!

Queensland has one of the most straightforward regulatory systems in Australia when it comes to trade promotions, giveaway clubs, raffles, and lotteries. If you want to run a giveaway, a trade promotion lottery, or a membership-based prize club, Queensland provides a clear pathway as long as your promotion is structured correctly and follows the Charitable and Non-Profit Gaming framework. This guide explains everything you need to know to legally operate a giveaway or trade promotion in Queensland, fully optimised for SEO to rank for all major giveaway-related searches. Queensland at a Glance Trade promotions for businesses do not require a licence in Queensland if they follow the rules for free-entry promotional games. Queensland classifies business giveaways as Category 4 promotional games, which means no licence is required when the promotion is free-to-enter and used to promote goods or services. Entry must always be free, although entry may be attached to buying goods or services at their usual retail price. Raffles and fundraising lotteries are separate and only permitted for eligible charities and not-for-profit organisations. Raffles have their own categories (Category 1 to Category 3), each with different rules depending on proceeds and prize value. Giveaway clubs and membership models are allowed if structured as genuine free-entry trade promotions. Trade Promotions and Giveaway Clubs in Queensland A trade promotion in Queensland is a free-entry, chance-based promotion run by a business to market its goods, services, memberships, or brand. Trade promotions fall under the Category 4 promotional game classification. Key rules: Entry must be free. You may link entry to purchases, subscriptions, or membership signups, but the customer cannot be charged for the entry itself. Purchasing goods or services at normal retail price is allowed as a method of earning entries. Winners must be selected by chance, such as via a draw or random selection. The promotion must not charge for entry through SMS, phone lines, or premium access. You must state all rules clearly before the promotion begins. This is the most flexible environment in Australia for giveaway clubs and recurring prize communities. Membership-Based Giveaway Clubs in Queensland Queensland allows membership giveaway clubs when structured as a Category 4 promotional game. To comply: The membership must provide stand-alone value unrelated to entry. Entries must be free bonuses, not the product being sold. Pricing must not increase based on the number of entries provided. You must not “sell entries” or create a system where a purchase acts as a disguised ticket sale. All winners must be selected by a fair random draw. Terms must clearly state how many entries each member receives and how draws work. This makes Queensland one of the easiest states for ongoing prize clubs and subscription-based giveaway ecosystems. Raffles and Fundraising Lotteries in Queensland Raffles and fundraising lotteries are different from trade promotions. Only eligible not-for-profit and charitable organisations may run raffles. Queensland classifies raffles into three categories: Category 1 Raffles Small raffles with low proceeds. No licence required. Suitable for small clubs and local fundraisers. Category 2 Raffles Medium-scale raffles with moderate proceeds. Still no licence required, but the organisation must follow strict rules around ticketing, prize distribution, and financial responsibility. Category 3 Raffles Raffles where gross proceeds exceed $50,000. A licence is required. Full record keeping, ticketing rules, financial audits, and stricter draw rules apply. Businesses cannot run raffles Commercial giveaway clubs must structure promotions as trade promotions, not raffles. Advertising and Terms Requirements in Queensland Your promotion must include clear, transparent rules available before entry opens. Your Terms and Conditions should include: Eligibility requirements Start and end dates Entry method Number of entries allowed All prize details Draw date, time, and method How winners are notified Any unclaimed prize procedures Privacy and data use statements Advertising must not: Be misleading Hide important conditions Suggest illegitimate financial benefits Misrepresent prize values Encourage irresponsible or unsafe behaviour Advertising must reflect your Terms accurately and give entrants a fair understanding of how the promotion works. Draw Rules and Winner Management Queensland requires all prize draws for trade promotions to be fair and transparent. Requirements include: Winners must be chosen randomly. The draw must occur on the date specified in the Terms. If the winner cannot be contacted, the unclaimed prize procedure in your Terms must be followed. Prizes must be delivered as described, and within a reasonable time. Ensuring transparency protects both entrants and your brand. Record Keeping Although trade promotions do not require a licence, keeping clear records is recommended, especially for recurring giveaway clubs. Suggested records to store: Entry lists Draw randomisation proof Winner notifications Prize delivery proof Terms and Conditions Advertising materials These records protect you in the event of a compliance dispute. Prohibited Practices in Queensland To stay compliant, you must not: Charge a fee for entering Sell entries Promote gambling products illegally Offer prizes that are illegal or unsafe Conduct misleading or deceptive advertising Manipulate draw outcomes Encourage minors to participate in adult-restricted promotions Giveaway clubs must remain promotional tools, not disguised lotteries. Queensland Compliance Checklist Use this checklist before launching any promotion in Queensland: Define whether your promotion is a trade promotion or a raffle Confirm your prize pool and promotion structure Ensure entry is free and not tied to inflated pricing Draft Terms and Conditions Publish clear advertising Set up a fair and random draw Notify winners promptly Record how entries were obtained and chosen Deliver prizes correctly and on time Store all documentation for accountability Queensland Giveaway and Trade Promotion FAQ Do I need a licence for a trade promotion in Queensland? No. Trade promotions fall under Category 4 promotional games and do not require a licence. Can I charge an entry fee? No. Entry must be free. Can a business run a raffle in Queensland? No. Only charities and not-for-profit organisations may run raffles. Can my giveaway club operate on monthly subscriptions? Yes, provided the subscription has stand-alone value and entries are free bonuses. Do I need to publish winners? You must notify winners and follow the disclosure promises made in your Terms. Does Queensland allow recurring giveaways? Yes, as long as each giveaway follows the rules for free-entry promotional games.

Thank you Joa for supporting the club for such a long time! I'm really glad this is going to you. Watch it live

Wow just wow. Going to be one epic pc

Watch it live here

Congratulations Zapoo0026 on winning our BONUS reward, the Hibernator! The Hibernator was not claimed by a previous member a few months ago, after trying to contact the member several times from different emails over multiple months, we decided to reroll this one as a bonus reward on top of our new big reward and supplement reward! Watch the spin LIVE here Check out the show case for the hibernator Check out the build time lapse And the full walk through Specifications are outlined here Have fun in the next PC giveaway! We'll be doing more bonus computer giveaways every couple months, next one is in December for the Lilith PC based on our concept short. Here's a sneak peak of one of the panels we modelled and are currently building out! Video (1) (4).mp4