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Jemicy: Critter, Lady Jaye, Low Rider Max, Sneaky Moose, and Philly Flyer
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Every year since 2004, Brandon Emmons of the Jemicy School of Baltimore County has led students building Kinetic Sculptures. (If you’re starting to get interested in building a sculpture of your own, you would do well to consult his textbook linked on the Enter page.) While not exhibiting a great deal of the art aspect of the race, every one of the five Jemicy entries this year won an ACE award. Here, Critter is alleged to be a self-portrait of its pilot. |
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Lady Jaye is an art student combined with GI Joe commando. She also achieved an ACE award. |
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Low Rider Max is based on an El Camino. Note that the judges keep a close eye on sculptures to ensure that they truly merit receipt of an ACE award, as this one did. |
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Sneaky Moose is the third time around for this sculpture, which lacked moose festooning this year. It also achieved the ACE award. |
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Philly Flyer is the fifth Jemicy entry, and while lacking in art it did win an ACE award. |
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