C-Tech produce unique trophies for the 2024 Predictwind Moth Worlds

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C-Tech produce unique trophies for the 2024 Predictwind Moth Worlds

by Paul Pearson 3 Jan 12:11 PST

C-Tech's trophies incorporate an epoxy sea, 3D printed metal Moth, and carbon bowls - 2024 Predictwind Moth Worlds © C-Tech

The PredictWind Moth Worlds officially starts Saturday January 4, 2025 and what better time to showcase what everyone out there is trying to get their hands on!

C-Tech | Carbon Technology have gone above and beyond with many man-hours of work to produce these amazing trophies for the event. Not surprisingly, they incorporate an epoxy sea, 3D printed metal Moth, and carbon bowls for what is a truly unique keepsake for the lucky recipients.

The event organisers want to express our sincere thanks to Tim Willetts, Chris Kitchen, Riley Dean, and all of those in the back office and the factory floor at C-Tech, who put in so much hard work to produce them.

C-Tech's trophies incorporate an epoxy sea, 3D printed metal Moth, and carbon bowls - 2024 Predictwind Moth Worlds - photo © C-Tech

C-Tech's trophies incorporate an epoxy sea, 3D printed metal Moth, and carbon bowls - 2024 Predictwind Moth Worlds - photo © C-Tech

C-Tech's trophies incorporate an epoxy sea, 3D printed metal Moth, and carbon bowls - 2024 Predictwind Moth Worlds - photo © C-Tech

C-Tech's trophies incorporate an epoxy sea, 3D printed metal Moth, and carbon bowls - 2024 Predictwind Moth Worlds - photo © C-Tech

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C-Tech's trophies incorporate an epoxy sea, 3D printed metal Moth, and carbon bowls - 2024 Predictwind Moth Worlds - photo © C-Tech

C-Tech's trophies incorporate an epoxy sea, 3D printed metal Moth, and carbon bowls - 2024 Predictwind Moth Worlds - photo © C-Tech

C-Tech's trophies incorporate an epoxy sea, 3D printed metal Moth, and carbon bowls - 2024 Predictwind Moth Worlds - photo © C-Tech

C-Tech's trophies incorporate an epoxy sea, 3D printed metal Moth, and carbon bowls - 2024 Predictwind Moth Worlds - photo © C-Tech

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