Static Scale competition
Planned date was Easter Sunday but was cancelled due to weather forecast.....new date is Saturday 14th April at Jurby
Definition of Scale Models
A scale model shall be a replica (copy)
of a heavier-than-air, fixed wing, powered, man carrying aircraft.
The entrant must have constructed his own model, or otherwise name the
constructor of the model.
Judges
(a) The organiser shall appoint at least two judges, who shall determine the degree of fidelity to scale and craftsmanship.
(b) As soon as
practicable after each judging of the model the marks for each judge for each
individual section must be made available for inspection.
Competitors are not permitted to question their marks with judges or officials
(other than to accept guidance on the rectification of any faults)
Number of Models
Each competitor may compete with as many models as he/she chooses
Judging for Fidelity to Scale and Craftsmanship
1. Scale Accuracy - side view 15
2. Scale Accuracy - end view 15
3. Scale Accuracy - plan view 15
4. Markings
Accuracy 8
Complexity 3
5. Colour
Accuracy 3
Complexity 2
6. Surface Texture and Realism 12
7. Craftsmanship
Quality 11
Complexity 4
8. Scale Detail
Accuracy 8
Complexity 4
Total = 100
Items 1 to 5 are to be judged at a minimum distance of five metres from the centre of the model.
Winner
The winner will be the competitor with the highest marks and will be announced by the judges.