1. The event is open to any club member with model(s) that resemble a full-size aircraft. There is no requirement for true scale fidelity – i.e. models will not be judged by measurement or comparison with a photograph. Club members (including the competitors) judge the models (see below).

2. Each entrant may enter a maximum of three models.

3. On arrival, each entrant must complete a uniquely numbered entry card for each model they wish to enter. The details required are:

   1. Entrant’s name

   2. Description of the model, for example:

      • Seagull AT-6 Texan

      • Dynam T28 Trojan

      • West Wings BAe Hawk

   3. Build type, tick one of:

RTF Ready to Fly - A finished airframe which only requires the addition of radio gear to complete.

ARTF Almost Ready to Fly - A complete airframe which requires some assembly and the addition of servos, radio gear and a powertrain (if required)

Kit Build from a commercial kit - An airframe hand-built from pre-cut components which requires covering and the addition of servos, radio gear and a powertrain (if required)

Plan Built from a plan - An airframe hand-built from raw materials which requires covering and the addition of servos, radio gear and a powertrain (if required)

Scratch A ‘scratch-built’ model - An original airframe hand-built from raw materials which requires covering and the addition of servos, radio gear and a powertrain (if required)

4. Entry cards must be completed and placed with the corresponding model, in the pits, by 13:00, at which point judging will begin.

5. Each member (regardless of whether then are an entrant themselves) will be given a score sheet on which to record their scores:

   Scores are in the range 0 (lowest) to 10 (highest). Scoring is at the absolute discretion of individual judges (although they should attempt to apply the same criteria to each model and a suggested methodology is provided on the back of the score sheet).

   Note that the type of model should NOT be considered in the score – this is taken into account when the scores from all judges are totalled (see below).

   Competitors may not score their own models.

   Judging will finish at 14:00 by which time score sheets must be passed to the event organiser.

6. The event organiser will tally the scores and apply a ‘K’ factor (depending on the type of model) to the score totals:

   ‘K’ factors:

RTF 0%

ARTF +2%

Kit +5%

Plan +6%

Scratch +7%

7. The highest overall score takes the honours