Regarding the hangar fitting in the corner, it just has to be close.  The leaves from the ivy will cover any gaps.

I thought they were going to rivet it to the wall.

That's Bf-109

not Me-109

Do you have a license for these? Looks modified.
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I don't think you can reference 'Octopussy' in school

For sure... I hope they put LED hangar lights inside!  Great idea.

Your photography skills have improved. Now you are keeping the majority of us happy. Notice all the women are facing the camera whilst the only male is facing the wall.

EBR

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Since you’re lighting the hanger, you aughta stick a flying saucer way in the back.

That's WAY too easy.  Put in a Have Blue prototype.

I bet it will come out much nicer than Iran's stealth fighter jet.  

I like this more betterer!

The students who built the small model would know it was there, and sometimes having a small secret like that is fun.

these are the best threads on arfcom, by far.

OP is the best

Present as in y'all probably don't want to do this, or present as in if you make a perfect pasteboard replica of the super-secret prototype of the highly angular F-117 I might pass you?  

IIRC Have Blue was a combination cross section model and controllability tester, and had all mechanical flight controls instead of fly-by-wire, and was substantially smaller than the 117.

We won't ask the name of the "special" student who gets this project...  

You could probably pull some good stills from this.



Or this.


ETA: One more.



ETA: If your mural is going to be Vietnam, you should have some Sandy (A1 Skyraiders) aircraft in it. Just go 2D in the mural.

It is nice to know there are still some non-commie schools alive and well in this country today! These projects are awesome! You're a cool teacher and your students are so lucky to have you.

Safety first.  Install a foam suppression system in the hanger, to be triggered randomly.

Yessss! but only at the freshmen.

If going for an odd ""special"" plane, try the Transavia PL-12 Airtruk made famous from "Mad MAX : Beyond Thunder Dome" Although that might be to old &  Obscure of  reference and everyone will know Snoopy and  his Flying Doghouse/Camel and long aerial feud with the neighborhood cat Red Barron

See the more of this ugly Beauty Queen at
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transavia_PL-12_Airtruk




Which doesn't cover  the  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wing_walking and/or  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barnstorming  famous people that could be shown around the planes.  So there is room for some more fun.

Not counting adding Gremlins as shown  from the old "Twilight Zone" episode attacking the planes. Probably has been mentioned before.



On the  above mentioned Hanger's  "Fire Suppression System" of foam,  this might be able to be achieved to smaller scale with  a special effects "Snow" Machine.  That basically blows out very fluffy diluted soap foam bits. In a tight  concentrated space they can seem like foam flood or enough o get the point across. It doesn't leave a wet mess. My experience was more  with the large Venue 5k+ seats  sized ones ,  with brief install and forget on  the smaller ones. Although I'm a bit outdated on spec's.  Foam /snow would not likely  trip the fire detection system  (particle in the air type ) unlike a smoke/fog machine can, which Hazers  fluid  makes a fine mist.  ( yes Smoke, Fog, and/or Haze  is complex with multiple options).  That  "haze" is   small enough that the particles do not trip the particle type fire detectors.  Unlike the larger ""fog" particles  that  the common smoke/fog  machines' various  fluids  produce.  Which can linger or disappear quickly like shooting clouds at the plane that  will go away(disintegrate) as they pass with the right fluid type. The cheap  $9 a gallon from Walmart/party store at Halloween is far different fluid quality than the various professional types that are $120+ for the 2.5 gallon jugs. Which can last years in small  limited use in your case.

Warning  if adding any of the above,  you would have add the having to check the fluid(s) in your list of chores and budgeting orders or steal  the fluids from  the theater department 's supplies. Might even be able to pass of the cost off as a joint department cost to get the machine. They can take the machine for their shows that require such. How many shows a year and then that need snow? (just don't tell them that)  Which they could still use the old snow cradles on two fly line sets and leave our your machine for the visiting audience to see the display before their shows.  Really using snow cradles in front or behind the performers allows them to have quicker and contained area and allows you so much more creative control for how bad it snowing. You just don't bring that up until after they use the new machine once or twice...   The science behind how the different smoke/fog/haze work isn't hard for the machines themselves, if you want to make your own miniature one for less. The fluids types are the biggest difference and where the higher quality stuff works better(and is safer) but costs more.    Never  get the "scented smoke fluid" unless you are quitting in rage and on your way out with one last evil revenge....  

I 'm doubly jealous your students get to use a  nice scissor lift, I had to  often work from  large A frame  ladders with the dreaded middle extension. Which  becomes very ""butt friendly"" the longer you are sitting/working from up on top,  but  is  equally there when in need so you can grip quiet hard. In case if you start to loose your balance and/or  the ground crew starts to roll you  up small slopes......  

Have any  of your students, when in the Scissor lift ,   left their image  face planted on the clear domed security camera(s) yet?  

If so please share the video(s) because it almost always a classic D'oh! moment as people find that clear protective dome.

In on this one,the others have been great.

"Paint rollers at 15 feet. First one to drop their roller on the ground loses and gets painted by the winner!"

Dang, we never got to have this much fun in high school! Of course, we had the occasional saber-tooth stroll by... That was exciting!

A freshman for scale is so much more satisfying than a banana.  That would've been the perfect time to test the hanger fire suppression system of seniors spraying shaving cream.  Put a Go Pro on him next time & get video.  

I'm liking the crossed paint rollers as part of the Shield logo of the Art Guild.

Two Amazon warriors w/ crossed paint rollers, rampant, surrounded by painted leaves, w/ a freshman male, hanging from the top of the shield upside down wielding a rivet gun.  

Standing on a bed of tiles....

Today, I learned OP is a huge nerd.

As a bit of a nerd myself, I'm in

Surrounded by leaves.

Leaves are in there. I was hoping to find a way to add bubbles.

When loud snoring is detected in said hangar, I'd be inquiring if he is 'helping' by checking the soundproofing.

That would be an ideal time for seniors to "test" the fire suppression system.