The Red Sassy
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william3954
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The Red Sassy
Car for the parents/siblings race with our pack. Kinda an out there design but it was fun to build. Having the car further down the track from the starting pin (the prongs at the front) was a disadvantage towards the end of the race due to the potential energy loss.
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resullivan
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Re: The Red Sassy
Pretty cool design. Another issue is that the car may not set off the sensor until the main body part finishes because most sensors are in the middle of the track.
Re: The Red Sassy
Very nice looking car and very refreshing look.
Well done.
Sporty
Well done.
Sporty
Re: The Red Sassy
Ah the classic dilemma of show vs go. Well it looks great!
Seth
Seth
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whodathunkit
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Re: The Red Sassy
Talk about shine..Wow!
Now thats what i'de call Red Hot & Sassy..also
Now thats what i'de call Red Hot & Sassy..also
What type of automobile can be spelled the same forwards & backwards?
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Re: The Red Sassy
Very cool 
Randy Lisano
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Awana Grand Prix and Pinewood Derby racing - Where a child, an adult and a small block of wood combine for a lot of fun and memories.
Romans 5:8
Awana Grand Prix and Pinewood Derby racing - Where a child, an adult and a small block of wood combine for a lot of fun and memories.
Re: The Red Sassy
Cool looking design, well executed.
Paul
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Darin McGrew
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Re: The Red Sassy
I like the design, and I really like the photography. I've attempted to photograph a few "curvy" designs like that, and my photos really didn't do the designs justice.
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Very nice!
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TXDerbyDad
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Re: The Red Sassy
Indeed. That's a beautiful car, and I love the curves. But our cars must stage entirely behind the starting pin.resullivan wrote:Pretty cool design. Another issue is that the car may not set off the sensor until the main body part finishes because most sensors are in the middle of the track.
