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Keyboard Specs: 
NOTE: spacebar has a bluebonnet switch (lubed with 305)
AKKO screw in stabs, white color
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NCR 80
- Version 1 (I think) hotwap
-Beige
-Tray mount
-Carbon Fiber Plate
-1 Layer of tape (had to re-solder a diode and was to afraid to take of the tape afterwards to alter the sound)
- Tire weights in the case
- Sound ioslating foam in the empty case forehead
-Plate foam
-EVA foam pads (think its eva, could be poron, not sure)
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Board Review: 
The keyboard kit is pretty cool at first glance, and if you buy the solder kit, its a fairly good deal for the aesthetic of the board. I payed almost 200 cad with shipping for the hot swap and I feel like it wasn't really worth it considering some of the issues with the board. I am going to start with the good; looks nice (mostly, there are issues with the aesthetic which I will get into), hotswap is nice, carbon fiber plate is cool, they keyboard can sound good with some work, has via/qmk, the light up indicators are nice and pcb mounted stabs. Also it doesn come with everything a base kit should come, it even has stabilizers (one of mine broke in shipping though, I had already ordered some so it was ok).
The bad: there are some scuffs and weird imperfections in the case, might post pictures later with a link, It seems to me like the hot swap sockets or plate or something isn't aligned properly, so it needs the standoffs installed or the stabilizers won't work correctly. Diodes might fall during shipping (one of mine got loose, and I had to solder it). Case can be really hollow but I think that if you are building this board, you want that vintage hollowy sound, also it doesn't sound like a  basic tray mound board, it has a more distinct sound. 
Also, due to the switch allignment issue, not all the keycaps look correctly allined, again I will probably make a post with some picture of the issues. 
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Switches:
Jwick t1
- lubed with glube
- foam switch films
- spring swapped with durock slow springs (62g I think) 
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Switch Review:
These swiches took a lot of work to make decent/nice.  I think this is the norm when it comes to budget tactiles, but these were a lot. Jwick housing are quite loose so filiming was kinda a must to get a premium feel, and the switches are a bit scratchy even with lube, they also sound a bit odd to me, not sure if it will come through in the video, but yea, not my favorite. I am also not sure how to feel about the slow spring, it actually feels slower on the return, almost sluggish when comparison to a linear switch or a dual stage spring on a tactile (akko jelly purple for comparison). 
The bump is massive though, so they do feel extremly tactile and the feel is nice. I still prefer linears or maybe a lighter tactile (not a brown) but these are cool to have on a secondary board, would not use these as a switches for my main board. 
The space bar was unusable with these switches, but I just don't like how tatiles sound for spacebars nor do I like how they feel. 
Keycaps:
- abs gmk yuru clones (think they are yuru clones, just using the red accents, thought the blue looked off on this board) 
Keycaps review: 
Honestly, I have no qualms with the sound or the feel of the keycaps. They are great. They sound poppy and crisp. They do look scuffed though. And, I wouldn't really put them on a more premium board, since I would probably want it to look really nice. That being said, you are paying 1/4 or less of the price of the original and you get all the necessary extension for an alice keybaord. So price wise, they are worth it. 
Issues with the legends: 
There are a lot of issues with the legends, if you look at the keycaps long enough, you will definetly notice them. Not all the numbers are the same thickness, and the letter B is thicker than all the others, the mods look wonky (moslty backspace) and other smaller details, but nonetheless, they work fine, and you can't even buy these keycaps anymore, so no harm done to anyone (maybe re-sellers?). I don't know, clones like these are kinds sketchy when thinking about morality I guess, at least it doesn't come with nock off novelties. 
Are there alternatives to clones like this? Honeslty, kindoff, there are some decent dye sub keycaps around this price, but they aren't doubleshot, nor are they ABS, so do get close to this sound and feel you would have to buy something like drop DCX, or you could buy at simple WOB or BOW version of these same keycaps (from the same manu). So in the end, not left with too many options if you want abs, double-shot, and cherry at a reasonable price.