Documentation Example Cont'd

Line Art aka Multi-View/Three View (VU) Drawings
A competitor must provide accurate line art aka profiles from a published resource to enable judges to confirm an entry's fidelity to scale or at the least document non-existence of same in writing from a recognized authority on the 1:1 man carrying aircraft.

A line art drawing created by either a competitor or unrecognized resource can be authenticated and authorized for use after afore mentioned recognized authority accredits the drawing as an accurate representation in writing with the artwork and written declaration sent to the competitor's AMA District Scale Contest Board Representative for accreditation in writing. Accrediting document is placed in documentation binder with its authentication document.

Now that we have that out of the way... ;^) Typically the more multi-views you have in support of your entry the better!
These are typically not counted as more than one page of the 8 pages comprising documentation under the AMA's and USSMA documentation definition/limitation. There are some page size considerations currently being reviewed which lean to the larger FAI presentation format. Review current guidelines for this information.

Given you are brave enough to build an obscure subject with minimum artwork/photographic support aka evidence you must be prepared for the typical scoring which has traditionally resulted from these subjects being entered. The judges will have a minimum amount of documentation from which to score the model. Considering documentation is the process by which POS proof of scale fidelity is achieved...there are more rewarding subjects to be replicated.

The manner in which the example documentation binder utilizes and supports the model with its line art and photo documentation takes full advantage of the information exchange "opportunity" for a competitor utilizing this style of documentation. It is explicitly designed to manage the static process from the competitor's side of the transaction.
Important elements of the model a competitor desires to showcase judges are delivered exactly as the competitor desires them to be presented. In this manner focus is on the competitors skill set rather than a deficit. Because the process is typically time sensitive...this style of documentation will tend to provide greater return on a competitor's investment in its creation.            Example 1        Example 2        Example 3         Example 4         Example 5