With the motors on each side and the magnet centered at the back of the concept AEV, the model would be a potential selection to traverse the track, and the structure of the concept AEV gives support to the model during the time it is connected with the Caboose.
Similar to Esar’s design, I went with a design with the motors on either side of the AEV with the magnet centered at the back. Mine differs slightly in that it uses less material and has a more simplistic shape.
The shape of the AEV is very simplistic, with a nearly rectangular base and air deflectors on either end. It presents the idea of motors underneath the AEV base.
This AEV design is somewhat organic compared to the others, and attempts to make use of a unibody aerodynamic shell designed to house both the Arduino and battery. Access ports for the Arduino would be added in later revisions of the design.