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Project: H.F.M.: The Evolution of Livery and Graphics

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A collaborative effort between CSULB ID Senior Studio and SAE club. Tuesday, April 17, 2012. The Evolution of Livery and Graphics. Livery and Graphics are something that has been explored since the first day of class. Five students came up with ten concepts each and from there voting was used to narrow down. As the cars became more defined, two livery concepts were chosen to move forward with. Lantern and Pyramid. The original concept behind Lantern and Pyramid. Posted by Project HFM. Refining Formula Fi...

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Project: H.F.M.: Formula Fiberglass Panels-Priming and Fitting

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A collaborative effort between CSULB ID Senior Studio and SAE club. Wednesday, April 18, 2012. Formula Fiberglass Panels-Priming and Fitting. Greg Vanderpol and Justyn Perzyna working on the final stages of the formula fabrication process, which includes sanding and applying filler to the primed fiberglass pieces. Richard Soohoo working on the front fins of the Formula Race Car body. Posted by Project HFM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Formula Body - Painted and Assembled. A Day With Sponsors.

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Project: H.F.M.: Formula Body - Painted and Assembled

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A collaborative effort between CSULB ID Senior Studio and SAE club. Thursday, April 19, 2012. Formula Body - Painted and Assembled. SAE engineers marvel at the sight of the assembled formula vehicle being placed onto a tow truck before being sent off to last weekend's Long Beach Grand Prix. With Paint and Decals applied to the finished body, the vehicle is ready to be put on display for the community of Long Beach! Cesar and Richard carefully positioning the vehicle over the tow-truck ramp.

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Project: H.F.M.: Team Baja Near Completion (week 12)

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A collaborative effort between CSULB ID Senior Studio and SAE club. Thursday, April 19, 2012. Team Baja Near Completion (week 12). David Jin shown here sanding the Baja front panel. The Baja Front fiberglass piece shown as near complete, with final priming and painting needed. Near completion tasks assigned to the Project HFM Baja group. For mounting preparation, Kat Morse organized and labeled the paint ready baja panel pieces. Posted by Project HFM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Project: H.F.M.: Baja Jack System

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A collaborative effort between CSULB ID Senior Studio and SAE club. Monday, April 16, 2012. In past years, members of the CSULB SAE Baja team have been lacking a jack system for their car. During competition, they would have someone lift up the car, and then kick a plastic tub underneath to keep it up. The Industrial Designers, saw this as a perfect opportunity for developing a jack system that could be used during competition, and potentially manufactured. Posted by Project HFM. A Day With Sponsors.

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Project: H.F.M.: Support Opportunities

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A collaborative effort between CSULB ID Senior Studio and SAE club. A Supporter is someone who supports the teams other than by becoming a sponsor, either monetarily, gifts or help in other ways. This level of sponsor provides specific experience, resources, or services to the team. Name listing on Supporter graphic/decal on both cars, Supporter level name on all promotional materials. Digital copy of project media reel. Gold Sponsorship (2 ). Digital copy of project media. Digital copy of project media.

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Project: H.F.M.: Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach: Sneak Peak

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A collaborative effort between CSULB ID Senior Studio and SAE club. Friday, April 13, 2012. Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach: Sneak Peak. We apologize for the lack of posting on the blog lately.all Design and Engineering students have been working around the clock on this:. Stop by and see us in the Exposition Hall. We are located at the entrance right next to the Tecate booth. And plan to see plenty of posts about just how. We got to this point, in the upcoming week. Posted by Project HFM.

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Project: H.F.M.: GKDI Checks Progress (week 9)

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A collaborative effort between CSULB ID Senior Studio and SAE club. Tuesday, April 17, 2012. GKDI Checks Progress (week 9). On March 23rd, our platinum sponsor GKDI stopped by the studio to check out how things were going with Project HFM. They hadn't seen the cars in a couple weeks, and were pleased with the progress that had been made. In addition, two variations of livery and graphics were proposed and GK members gave the okay on an asymmetric theme. GKDI checks out the nose portion of the foam mold.

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Project: H.F.M.: Formula Team: Fiberglass Process

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A collaborative effort between CSULB ID Senior Studio and SAE club. Monday, April 16, 2012. Formula Team: Fiberglass Process. The formula team has an extensive process for making their final car body. First they carved out and perfected a negative foam mold. Next, they laid fiberglass over it to create the female mold. After they have completed and smoothed out all of these, they lay up one more round of fiberglass to create the final body. Justyn Perzyna laying out fiberglass sheets. A Day With Sponsors.

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Project: H.F.M.: Baja Fabrication: R&D

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A collaborative effort between CSULB ID Senior Studio and SAE club. Monday, April 2, 2012. In order to guarantee the structural strength of the SAE Baja body, Project: HFM designers have used different methods and fabrication processes to test materials before testing in the desert. Such tests include preparing materials with different thicknesses, heat forming, and wind testing. Stella Lee (above left) and Felix Danishwara testing different vacuum forming techniques. Posted by Project HFM.