In about a month, you should so do this with a Hormel ham... they're usually fairly nicely shaped for aesthetic purposes, and often end up looking like a Kamm shape (airfoil minus pointy end).
Next-we begin removing weight for greater energy savings! The aero will suffer slightly, but once we have the turkey picked all the way down to the frame we can begin adding a lightweight skin of coroplast for a classic teardrop shape-with both improved aero and a 70% weight deletion, the rolling resistance should be vastly decreased!
I await tuft-testing on the new, improved Turkey Mark II...
You must be using one of those newfangled "canned" hams then. I hear the Tin Monocoque has some real possibilities-i'd like to see how far you can push that design after weight reduction, but as light as that would get there might be some trouble with crosswinds...
If you think I'm going to post a picture of Turkey Mark II......you are sadly mistaken!!!!!
my daughter (22yr old senior in college -early childhood development) was threatening to take pics of me taking pics of the carcus......and using me as a prime examlpe of a young adult(her) overcoming being raise by a pre-pubesent adult(me).
I wsh you guys had jumped in a little earlier.......
turkey in a wind tunnel test........
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