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https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2927935
Raspberry Pi cases (one for fan, one for LCD screen) (JeffCo) by Jeff5263 is licensed under the Creative Commons - Attribution license.
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

# Summary

I designed these cases for the Raspberry Pi. One has a place to mount a 30mm fan and the other can house an LCD touch screen. There are three base halves. One has no mounting holes, one has mounts with slits and one has holes.

There are two spacers that help the LCD display to fit more securely. One fits between the display and the ethernet port and the other between the display and the HDMI port. It's easiest to glue or tape them to the under side of the LCD display.

The photos show a couple with mounts on the sides and on the rear. I've made a change since I made those. Also, the cover with the fan mount has a place in the middle to hold a 5mm LED that can be connected to a power pin on the GPIO. It will need a resistor to go with it - probably around 450ohm or so will do nicely.

The screws needed to assemble everything consists of m2x6mm screws. You may get by using 4mm on the exterior. 

I added a photo showing one with a camera mounted to it and an LED light above it. Those can be found in another of my projects...

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2922511