 Our
challenge with the scoop protector was to avoid raising the height
of the plastic. There's not enough clearance, especially if you have
a new, taller pop bumper in place. |
 Here's
how the light wiring comes through the protector. |
Our design surrounds the pop bumper cap and is held in by the
plastic. This picture shows the protector alone on top of the pop
bumper cap. |
 And
the complete assembly. |
 A
natural light view of the protector |
 And
a flash version. |
 The
left slingshot. The protector extends under the full plastic. The
spacers fit through it to ease installation. |
 We
have a tiny lip to protect the slingshot edge against random drops. |
 The
Dracula target protector. |
 The
right tree limb protector. |
 Dracula
protector by flash. |
 The
Creature protector. |
 And
another view of the right tree limb plastic protector. |
|
Our
challenge with the scoop protector was to avoid raising the height
of the plastic. There's not enough clearance, especially if you have
a new, taller pop bumper in place.
Here's
how the light wiring comes through the protector.
Our design surrounds the pop bumper cap and is held in by the
plastic. This picture shows the protector alone on top of the pop
bumper cap. 
And
the complete assembly. 
A
natural light view of the protector
And
a flash version.
The
left slingshot. The protector extends under the full plastic. The
spacers fit through it to ease installation.
We
have a tiny lip to protect the slingshot edge against random drops.
The
Dracula target protector.
The
right tree limb protector.
Dracula
protector by flash.
The
Creature protector.
And
another view of the right tree limb plastic protector.