You mean one where you actually have an entry?
Multi rotor cover build contest
- Thread starter CrashRecovery
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Yeah, just like that!
Hmmmm....
It was a brilliant entry, Thurmond!
Cyberdactyl
Misfit Multirotor Monkey
Ok, I'll throw the racing quad into the mix. LOL, I need more mileage on it anyway, it took me around four hours!
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Come on guys where is all the updates???????
Hello........ Where are the builds?
Well this was a flop!!!!!!
I think this is flying season for those that have a flying "season". I see a lot of builds on here but most of those are first timers. Might be best to try this later in the year when it gets cold and the building begins (again, for those that have that kind of weather).
Ok, i would say Building season has startet in central europe.
how about restarting this contest?
I would like to enter my gunship as an inspiration
http://forum.flitetest.com/showthread.php?6099-Tricopter-made-in-Austria
and would love to see your entrys aswell.
I realy hope to restart this contest
how about restarting this contest?
I would like to enter my gunship as an inspiration
http://forum.flitetest.com/showthread.php?6099-Tricopter-made-in-Austria
and would love to see your entrys aswell.
I realy hope to restart this contest
Aquanot,
There are no forum rules about contests (other than Chad Kapper's request that the only prize can be bragging rights), but we generally only have one contest at a time, and there is a contest currently running until December 31st:
http://forum.flitetest.com/showthread.php?6045-Next-Holiday-Contest
Again, there is no rule saying you can't start it up yourself now, but it might be easier to build up interest and get the ball rolling as the running contest starts to wrap up.
Also, it's easier to compete if you're not running the contest. I'd be willing to officiate this one (unless crashrecovery wanted to do it himself again), but not until January. Keep in mind, the person officiating gets to set the rules -- while they generally strive for a level playing field, they also set what qualifies, and "new cover builds only" would be a rule I'd pick for this one (sorry yours is really cool, but for a freshly started contest, it would be unfair, IMO, to let previously finished projects qualify).
There are no forum rules about contests (other than Chad Kapper's request that the only prize can be bragging rights), but we generally only have one contest at a time, and there is a contest currently running until December 31st:
http://forum.flitetest.com/showthread.php?6045-Next-Holiday-Contest
Again, there is no rule saying you can't start it up yourself now, but it might be easier to build up interest and get the ball rolling as the running contest starts to wrap up.
Also, it's easier to compete if you're not running the contest. I'd be willing to officiate this one (unless crashrecovery wanted to do it himself again), but not until January. Keep in mind, the person officiating gets to set the rules -- while they generally strive for a level playing field, they also set what qualifies, and "new cover builds only" would be a rule I'd pick for this one (sorry yours is really cool, but for a freshly started contest, it would be unfair, IMO, to let previously finished projects qualify).
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