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Thanks.
While I'm going around taking pics, here's some pics of the 13 (!) Foamwinians I have lying around at the moment. Six of them are prizes for the Christmas contest which have yet to be sent out - I just couldn't resist making these pics.
The other 7 are really mine. The fat ones, in case you're wondering, are v1 Foamwinians, which I nicked at the release party.
Jelco

While I'm going around taking pics, here's some pics of the 13 (!) Foamwinians I have lying around at the moment. Six of them are prizes for the Christmas contest which have yet to be sent out - I just couldn't resist making these pics.


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Ebola wrote:Surely the thin Foamwinians we got at the Defcon release are v1 Foamwinians?
I was told by NeoThermic and Rkiver that the fat ones were the ones that 'fly well', so I presumed those were the older ones (not mass-produced on the same scale as the ones shipped with the LE tins). There were the extremely thin ones as well, of which we saw only ten or so at the party (of about 150 in total, rough estimate


Note that the fat ones look like this, the 'tiled' surface on one side and smooth on the other. They're roughly 1.5 times as thick as the ones shipped with the tins. The very thin ones were about twice as thin as the tinwinians.
In any case, it's confusing to see there are 3 versions.

EDIT: Taking a closer look, those fat ones seem to have been cut manually.
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jelco wrote:Ebola wrote:Surely the thin Foamwinians we got at the Defcon release are v1 Foamwinians?
I was told by NeoThermic and Rkiver that the fat ones were the ones that 'fly well',
Your memory is incorrect, the thin ones fly well; they are more aerodynamic. Proof of that is the fact that Tom was hit with a v1 that was thrown a good 20+ feet. We would never have advised you to the contrariety.

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NeoThermic wrote:Your memory is incorrect, the thin ones fly well; they are more aerodynamic. Proof of that is the fact that Tom was hit with a v1 that was thrown a good 20+ feet. We would never have advised you to the contrariety.
I guess it was too damn dark in Zigfried's when you showed the Foamwinian you were addressing - we were sitting on the couches just after entering back then, so we were quite far apart.
Well, I don't have one of the extremely thin ones, but I can say that both types I do have are aerodynamic enough to fly 50 metres. Don't ask.

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