FIRST Playing cards? PLEASE comment.

[Rob]

You mean something like this?

http://www.chiefdelphi.com/media/photos/18386

~Rob

[Alex2614]

No, they would not be trading cards. They would be reg. playing cards.

We have discussed the issue of getting permissions and such. Now, we do have a problem. We cannot sell anything with our team logo (permissions issue), and we cannot sell anything with the FIRST logo. So we are stuck on what to put on the back (we do want to incorporate our team name and number on there somehow). What could we put on the backs?

[Alex2614]

Originally Posted by Rob

You mean something like this?

http://www.chiefdelphi.com/media/photos/18386

~Rob

Similar. But we were going to have actual pictures/logos on the fronts.

[Mr. Tech Vike]

i belive the cards would sell pretty good

[KathieK]

I made up a deck or two years ago when mentoring a team. It was for our own team members to use, however.
Just an aside, as nice as it would be to have the cards to use when back at the hotel, our team prohibited playing cards, video games, etc. when at competitions.

[Jared Russell]

Legalities/permissions notwithstanding, I think four suits would be cool:

People (Dean, Woody, Dave, plus some WFAs. Andy Baker as a nun would be my suggestion for the queen)

Games (The last 13 FIRST games in order)

Famous Robots (The best and most famous - or infamous - FIRST robots. 71 in 2002. 469 in 2010. etc. Some subjectivity here of course)

Hall of Fame Teams (The last 13 FIRST Hall of Fame teams that still exist)

On the back, put your team name/number/color/whatever. I would pay $5 for that.

[demosthenes2k8]

I'd definitely get a deck like Jared suggested

[Cheerleader1073]

I'm interested in purchasing at least one our team tends to play in rides to various competitions as I'm sure others do as well so what a great idea!

[Andrew Schreiber]

http://twitpic.com/1vspz6 Found these when going through my closet this morning. They don't have anything special on the other side but I figured I would show you how other teams have done similar things.

[xxjgdancexx]

That would be really nifty. Plus who doesn't like cards? You can play by yourself or with lots of people. Also a great way to spark other students intrest in robotics if they are playing cards with you and become intrested and curious about the people, teams, robot parts, etc that are on the cards. I would deffinatly buy a pack