
Western WinterBlast 2027 · Member Showcase
Member Showcase
Get ready for an exciting member showcase: one-of-a-kind shells and rockets built by your fellow WPA members.
Opens closer to the event.
- WhenOn the schedule
- WhereAnnounced on site
- How longA short electric show
- CompetitionNone: all for the fun of it
Interested in showing off your hard work and creativity? Reserve your spot in the showcase.
How to enter
- Enter each item onlineOne entry per shell, rocket or device. Tell us what it is and what the crowd should watch for: the announcer reads it out.
- Get your codeEach entry gets a code like S-123, on screen and by email. From the entry's page you can change it or withdraw it until Sunday, February 14, 12:00 PM.
- Label it and get it readyWrite the code and your name large on the item. Complete and ready to load, with a leader or drop rope. No visco: it's electrically fired.
- Deliver it by Sunday, February 14, 12:00 PMTo the manufacturing day box, in a box marked “Showcase”. Rockets and other devices need approval first.
The deadlines
- Saturday, February 13, 12:00 PMSign up and reserve a spot
- Saturday, February 13, 12:00 PMAsk for approvalRockets (Manufacturing Chair) and anything that isn't a shell (Safety Chair)
- Sunday, February 14, 12:00 PMDeliver your labeled itemComplete and ready to load, to the manufacturing day box
Rules and Procedures
What you need to know
- Up to 2 items, built by you. No shell-of-shells from bought shells and no purchased rocket motors.
- Get it approved by Saturday, February 13, 12:00 PM. Rockets by the Manufacturing Chair; everything else by the Safety Chair, who'll tell you how to fuse it.
- Deliver it ready to fire by Sunday, February 14, 12:00 PM. Complete, e-matched (no visco), with a leader, and labeled large with your S-number and name, in the manufacturing day box marked “Showcase”.
- Late or incomplete items may not be fired. Change your mind? Withdraw from your entry's page; it's easy.
Download the Full Showcase Rules (PDF)
Questions? Ask the Manufacturing Chair or the Safety Chair on site, or read the Western WinterBlast rules.