Guaranteed Victory Air Star

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My guarantee: if you print this large enough, and with the proper materials, you can win any fight.  It's just math and science. Now, if your opponent gets the same idea, and prints this at the same size, you may have a draw. But in British football, isn't a draw better than a loss?And there you have it!This is the “Guaranteed Victory Air Star” created by me, because no one else thought of creating it.At first, when I saw it in Fusion 360 as I was designing it, I was like “I wonder if this would work as one of those 45 record adapters?” And you know what? It probably wouldn't, at any size. But if it does, and you can get it to work, please let me know!Then, I was like “I'm sure this would make a perfect ninja star, and even better than the last one!” Why? Because it has hooky ends, and of course, we all know that low, odd, prime numbers are awesome!Yes, this is made with a lot of sevens! Seven sided heptagons, in a seven pattern, and if you count the little dots with your glasses on, you'll probably get seven dots per cutout…times seven! Plus the one in the middle…. Does that mean there are exactly 50 holes in this model?I did not do the math. The math did me, in this case. And that's fine.49 little holes, probably1 big hole in the middleCountless spiky attitude!Plus, if you print this out in this awesome blue shaded PETG, it almost reminds you of a trademarked hedgehog somewhere, who will remain nameless.Just remember: print this large and heavy, and you will win! Or print it small, and use it as a tabletop gaming piece. I strongly suspect all the 7's in this will give you extra luck. You can also print it to fit your printer bed, and put it on the wall as art? I will promise not to judge you.Note: if you want this to be a tabletop gaming piece, I can add some sort of rim to it for you, so it'll be easy to pick up from the center…just let me know and I'll make a different version just for tabletop winning. What if I took seven (7!) lines, and had them hold a number seven floating in the middle!?I suspect that you could shoot a very large version of this from a trebuchet and it would be spectacular to watch. I have no idea if it's aerodynamic, but imagine this printed in some sort of carbon fiber, but really big? Whooosh!As always, if you have any questions, concerns, comments, or notes, please leave them below. I love comments. I also love makes, so if you make this thing? Take a picture, and share a make, please!