Not necessarily, although it can usually be, as elastics aren't as consistentroshe123 wrote:Is the fishing pole idea better than a rubber band for the launching mechanisim?
(they may become looser, or new ones are too tight, etc.).

Not necessarily, although it can usually be, as elastics aren't as consistentroshe123 wrote:Is the fishing pole idea better than a rubber band for the launching mechanisim?

1nxtmonster wrote:In the rules is states that the track will be accommodated for both left and right turning vehicles. However, it never states how far to a side the track will be. Would it be safe to assume that a track width of say 2 meters on either side of the can is reasonable?
2 meters on both sides might be more than is provided. Might be safer to allow 1 meter on each side. Official website has a diagram of the track.19mgupta wrote:How should we try to get the steering? Can we just make a really thin vehicle that avoids the can altogether?


If the mousetrap is made out of any metal then no because non-metallic means something that lacks metallic attributes.handygirl wrote:Are you able to use a mouse trap, because the rules state non-metalic?

