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Step 16Rear Wings
My original plan was to have the wings slowly move by making them out of some light weight foam board, hinging them and hooking the rig up to a small 1rpm mirror ball motor to give the prop some added interest. But time constraints forced be to go with a static design. It was a happy accident because there were high winds in my area on Halloween.
The wings were a simple shape and I attached some plastic pieces that were left over from the battery operated bats (ceiling mounts). It gave an added dimension to the panel. The two 3/4" end caps were used to attach the outside wing supports to the body panels. The inside of the wing just laid across the rear hatch of the Cruiser.
The wings were a simple shape and I attached some plastic pieces that were left over from the battery operated bats (ceiling mounts). It gave an added dimension to the panel. The two 3/4" end caps were used to attach the outside wing supports to the body panels. The inside of the wing just laid across the rear hatch of the Cruiser.
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