Denny,
Bloody magnificent!!! Would you mind if I post those images on the wall at our university to give our team something to aim for? The judges should be thanking you and your team, you've made their jobs much more enjoyable by elevating the quality of future design report submissions.
Pat,
Is this the standard for the images in the better design reports? If so I'd better crack the whip.

Aaron Harnden
Phantom Engineering
Chief Design Engineer 2004

I may not always be right, but i'm never wrong...

Aaron,
Sure, feel free to print them out. I did just add a "copyright" to the pages, but any FSAE team can go ahead and print them out.

My intent for posting the photoshop details was to pass-on a tip I was lucky enough to find. We engineers need a little help with this kind of stuff every now and then; it really pays off in the quality of your presentations.

University of Washington Formula SAE ('98, '99, '03, '04)

Denny,

We are actually about a week away from having everything bolted to the car. We have all but a handful of parts and then we'll be on track, testing, and enjoying the opportunity to make up grades. Within a few weeks after that, the car should be in competition trim (bodywork, decals, etc.). If I could figure out how to post a picture here, I'd send you our significantly out matched photo from Solidworks.

Anyways, back the grind...

- Erick

FSAE ('99 '00 '01 '02 '03 '04 '??)

Aaron,
Have you ever bought something like a motorbike? What was the first thing you did? Gathered up all the brochures of course, and studied them.
Consider the Design Review your car's brochure. Need I say any more?
Having said all that, The intent of the drawings in the design review is to help the judges visualise your design, so even the nicest pictures can make a poor design look good.
PDR

I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy

Wanna make it huge and post it on your wall? This thing makes dot images in huge size...

http://homokaasu.org/rasterbator/