I have multiple rolls of polymicro/ultrafilm that I've been meaning to
donate as prizes. I'll gladly send some to anyone that wants to build
pennyplanes for a pro/am type event.
On Tue, Apr 8, 2014 at 3:05 PM, <joshuawfinn_at_gmail.com> wrote:
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> I've got enough polymicro around to make several pennyplanes and plenty of
> appropriate wood, but am somewhat limited on prop wood (could plane some
> down to thickness perhaps). If I were to volunteer to produce some
> pennyplanes, how many would be needed, and how would they get to contests?
> If we were to have this be a "pass it around" thing, does someone out there
> have a good box to store them? I'm thinking we should have at least 4 of
> these models.
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> On another front, the "High Time of the Day" or other scoring data could
> be provided via a white board with built-in stand. Those are readily
> available out there and would be a worthy investment for use at all
> contests.
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> Some signage is definitely needed for contests at big sites where there
> are spectators likely. I'd be willing to contribute toward that. Again,
> tripods or other stands to hold the signs would be a good idea so you're
> not having to tape signs to doors and such. All signage should make clear
> the message "Visitors Welcome", though some requests for slow walking and
> alertness would also be nice.
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> -Joshua Finn
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