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fandomhigh2005-11-29 07:22 am
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Shop Class: 11/29
When the students enter the room, they'll find that it has been turned into a scrap yard again. A standard metal workshop is available as well.
"Today we'll be making a human powered vehicle based on what you find here in the junk yard."
The Rules:
Vehicle must be able to hold four people
Must be able to turn and run on a racing track.
No engines
No welding bicycles together, though bike parts can be used.
Must be safe (Mac will judge)
Helmets must be worn while operating the vehicle.
"Get Started!"
"Today we'll be making a human powered vehicle based on what you find here in the junk yard."
The Rules:
Vehicle must be able to hold four people
Must be able to turn and run on a racing track.
No engines
No welding bicycles together, though bike parts can be used.
Must be safe (Mac will judge)
Helmets must be worn while operating the vehicle.
"Get Started!"
Re: Class Assignment
And because Anders can lift things, and Cally can build things
and both players are OMGWTF busy, they assemble said device. Complete with stablizing caster weels, two big tires on the sides of the couch, that turn with the steering wheel mounted slightly off center in front of the couch, and there are four sets of seatbelts and a bicycle pedals as well.This whole thing makes sense in Cally's brain. And it will probably move. With a LOT of pedalling effort.
It looks cool, though. That's what really matters.
Re: Class Assignment
Mac gives it a thumbs up for safety.