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- Deciding on the two final designs

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Designer - Cindy
Builder - Oliver
Tester - Avinaash
Project Manager - Awhina

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- Setting up the Padlet
- Project Brief

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Design a performance model car for an intended market of 6-12 years old children. The car will be a new flagship model and is intended to be the first in a line of performance replicas.

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The minimum design specifications are:
-  It needs to have functioning wheels and be hand pushable.
- Has to be durable and robust for use by children.
- Can not be bigger than an A4 paper.
- Weigh less than 1.5 kg.
- Pushable on a number of surfaces e.g vinyl, carpet, outside.
- Needs to be optimised for speed

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We want the design to have:
- Wheels (preferably 4)
- A way to make the wheels roll

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Straws
Milk Bottlecaps
Plastic bottle
Rubber band
Skewer
Hot glue gun and glue sticks
Scissors
Craft knife
Metal poles
Elastic
Wooden plank

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The design seemed to be skewing right every time it was launched. We believe that it was the different sized wheels so we've fixed that.

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Milk bottle caps must be the same size to avoid skewing one way or another.

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-we decided that to make the car run more smoothly we will adjust the wheels by putting a  balloon around them as the rubber will increase the cars stability
-we put a plastic covering/slope to help cover the hole we had in our

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We had to change the size of the wheels to be the same at the front and back because we realised that

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Creating a distance v time graph to show how our vehicle accelerated and decelerated. It helps us to understand how it works slightly more.

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we used recycled materials from home so that we didn't have to spend any money

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We had to put in sand in the bottle so it could have weight and move more smoothly, while if we didnt have any sand it would be too light and won't move forward too much

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We had to apply hot glue to the skewers because the wheels kept shifting. We put the glue around the skewers like rings and also close but not touching the actual sides of the cars so that the wheels stay in place.

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After testing the rubber balloon idea we had come to the conclusion that, yes, the car did run more smoothly, but at the same time the car decreased in speed. We discovered that this was due to more excess friction being added on to the car due to the rubber from the balloon.

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Designer - Oliver
Builder - Avinaash/izzy
Tester - Awhina/Izzy
Project Manager - Cindy

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Designer - Avinaash
Builder - Awhina/izzy
Tester - Cindy/Izzy
Project Manager - Oliver

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Designer - Awhina
Builder - Cindy/Iz
Tester - Oliver/Izzy
Project Manager - Avinaash