ARFC_N_35_AirSeaRescue results
Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 7:40 pmThank you very much for all the entries.
We have rockets, helicopter hoists, very long draglifts, collapsing scoops?
When I set it up, the ?flare? was purely decorative, but I realised when I did the quick proofs that it provided a free timed release, so I borrowed it. The proofs, albeit quick ones, surprised me in that it appeared cheaper to go in through the front hatch than through the deck, despite the subsequent loss of height.
However, my use of the flare was tame compared to some of the solutions, as you?ll see. I particularly like the exquisite pickup in TSchultz?s 5630 light solution, which also has a neat hatch opening.
For sheer amusement, see JustcallmeDrago?s ?Rollin?!? (but be aware it may need the ?undo? fix).
And there?s an awe-inspiring nose-job in Straubitude?s ?insane? solution, which also comes out on top with 5772.
Winner Straubitude
[The scores from the vets who provided solutions (thanks again) are preceded by HC ]
We have rockets, helicopter hoists, very long draglifts, collapsing scoops?
When I set it up, the ?flare? was purely decorative, but I realised when I did the quick proofs that it provided a free timed release, so I borrowed it. The proofs, albeit quick ones, surprised me in that it appeared cheaper to go in through the front hatch than through the deck, despite the subsequent loss of height.
However, my use of the flare was tame compared to some of the solutions, as you?ll see. I particularly like the exquisite pickup in TSchultz?s 5630 light solution, which also has a neat hatch opening.
For sheer amusement, see JustcallmeDrago?s ?Rollin?!? (but be aware it may need the ?undo? fix).
And there?s an awe-inspiring nose-job in Straubitude?s ?insane? solution, which also comes out on top with 5772.
Winner Straubitude
[The scores from the vets who provided solutions (thanks again) are preceded by HC ]