What kind of case should I be looking for?
Hm, but how do I access the ports of the Falcon now? When putting the Falcon into a tower case, there are 2 ways to make the ports available.
The way I decided to go for is extending the ports (MIDI/keyboard/VGA) to the back panel. In this case you need to get (or make yourself) cables for this purpose.
What do I need to change inside?
Below, you will see a collection of pictures I took during work with adapting the tower case to hold the Falcon board:
The most important thing with the case is that it must have enough vertical space to host the Falcon board. And also, make sure to get an ATX-case, as it will make it easier now that you have a CT60! If you wish to have a CD-ROM fitted at the top of the case, you have to take that into account when you measure the available space and start planning on where exactly to place the board inside the tower case. You should also start thinking about where to put the PSU before you decide upon which case to use.
In case you would rather not fiddle with building extensions to the original ports you can fit the Falcon board directly towards the backside of the case, and simply cut holes in the case backpanel to expose the Falcon ports. It is however rather likely that the backpanel of the tower case isn't a solid and plane surface, thus making it a bit harder to get a good looking back panel.
Well the thing you most likely will have to adjust, is that you have to cut a bigger hole through the middle section of the case. This way, the tower will soon be able to host the Falcon board which is a whole lot bigger than a PC dito.