[PaddleShifter]

Excellent work and a meticulous effort that reflects in the final outcome.

Best wishes for the (potential) stage 2 project in the future, perhaps at an IIT, using real materials.

By the way, this dude already has a ready content to fill in the Team-BHP registration page!

[AZT]

The part about using only recycled cardboard boxes was also cool. What an amazing hands-on student he is. Kudos and wish him the best for the future.

[sivasiva]

Wow amazing work by the young enthusiast. Best wishes to him and thanks for sharing.

It's a fitting tribute to The Red Bull Max V victory.

[Soorya Ramesh]

Wow!, Quite a build out there, Wishing him success on his forthcoming builds, and thanks for sharing!.

[vigneshkumar31]

Very meticulously executed by the kid.
I love the detailing on each page of the Project report with custom made Pzero monograms

[TheCarLover]

Great talent man. Good to see this kind of enthusiasm in kids.

What a dedicated and precision work. Convey my best wishes to your nephew

[silverado]

Absolutely stunning, i do make cardboard models once in a while but they have been mostly buses and trucks. To make a car, and that too a F1 car of such a big scale is stupendous achievement at such young age. Kudos to you buddy.

[BoxBox]

Thank you again each and everyone and I truly hope that this act of sincere appreciation from all the members of the forum would turn into an inspiration for Aashman!

Would surely convey all your wishes to him!

Originally Posted by gururajrv

We are looking at future Pratap Böse’ in the making! Man that’s been crafted with so much precision. That kid has a long way to go!

Besides, he deserves to be on this forum as a BHPIAN indeed! Please ask the kid to apply or our mods can make an exception by encouraging that young brilliant talent to be on this forum

Thanks a lot gururajrv! In fact Pratap Bose too liked and retweeted his work which was shared on Twitter some time ago.

Will ask Aashman if he would like to join the forum!

Originally Posted by aneesh2M

Wow, that's a cool project. Very nicely executed and detailed. Congrats to Aashman. Keep it up. Also do post and tag this project work on Honda and Red Bull official pages.

I guess Red Bull Racing and Honda would be too busy to get their attention. Did try it on Twitter though.

Originally Posted by Aravind_M92

That's some patient work for a 14 year old! In today's scene of kids glued to their mobiles, a kid going places to bulid his own model is something to be highly appreciated about! A huge congrats to Aashman Shah and his family members for supporting his ordeal. Hopefully he continues to build more models and does aspire to be a automobile designer.

P.S. Honda fanboy spotted!
And the foot note about Hot Glue!

Originally Posted by Guna

Amazing! I am sure this is make it's way to Mr. Anand Mahindra's Twitter posts

Hope so Guna! Since he too is an auto enthusiast himself and also into motorsports hopefully, he notices this time around. Will try and tag him again soon.

Originally Posted by HammerHead

Refreshed my memories as a school going kid when I used to make 'model' cars, buildings, towns, furniture etc. out of playing cards

That surely would require much more patience

Originally Posted by BHPjunkie

BTW that is a great art piece to have in the lobby!

And a delicate piece of art too!

[Laidbackakki]

Beautiful breathtaking work! Kudos and congratulations!!
All points from the project report are really well put out. But for me the 2 very important points were.
1. The Design stage wherein measurements were needed and figuring that out. I have worked in ship design and I know how much of a pain that part can be. So just so happy for his dedication and not giving up on one the most difficult part that too upon encountering it at the start of the project.
2. The point regarding wing design. The way he said " it was difficult to stabilize the wing but I figured it out".
Just reading this I pictured what happiness and a sense of achievement he might have experienced when he figured it out. Really wholesome.
This post made my day. Thank you very much for sharing