{"id":43281,"date":"2020-01-29T08:00:29","date_gmt":"2020-01-29T13:00:29","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.solidworks.com\/solidworksblog\/?p=43281"},"modified":"2020-01-30T09:14:06","modified_gmt":"2020-01-30T14:14:06","slug":"build-memories-with-the-magic-wheelchair-reveal-at-3dexperience-world","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.solidworks.com\/solidworksblog\/2020\/01\/build-memories-with-the-magic-wheelchair-reveal-at-3dexperience-world.html","title":{"rendered":"Build Memories with the Magic Wheelchair Reveal at 3DEXPERIENCE World!"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Sunday or Monday\u2014which is the best day to arrive at 3DEXPERIENCE World<\/a><\/strong>? If you want to experience something truly magical, we suggest Sunday, February 9, so you can join SOLIDWORKS and Magic Wheelchair in making real magic happen.<\/p>\n

What happens when you mix magic and science? You get incredible organizations like Magic Wheelchair<\/a>, a non-profit that builds costumes for children in wheelchairs. But these aren\u2019t your average store-bought costumes. Teams of enthusiastic makers volunteer to build epic creations and reveal them to kiddo\u2019s and their families, gifting them with not just a costume but also an amazing day and memories that will last forever.<\/p>\n

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Memories from 3D<\/strong>EXPERIENCE World will also last forever, and attendees have the chance to be part of the magic. For two years, a group of volunteers at SOLIDWORKS has been working with Magic Wheelchair. The SOLIDWORKS build team<\/a> has built and revealed two amazing costumes for two amazing kiddos: Jonah\u2019s<\/a> radical mini-Max-D monster truck, and Ben\u2019s<\/a> fantastic and futuristic motorcycle. Now the SOLIDWORKS team and Magic Wheelchair have come together to bring you the reveal of two more epic costumes at the first ever 3D<\/strong>EXPERIENCE World.<\/p>\n

This year at 3D<\/strong>EXPERIENCE World, there will be a double reveal <\/strong>of two costumes designed and built by SOLIDWORKS customers \u00a0for two awesome kiddos in Nashville! Christian Bagg and Will Gill from Bowhead Corporation<\/a>, Luke Daley and Karen Daley from JJ Industries<\/a>, Jonny Harrison from Kessel Run Creations<\/a>, and prop builder and SOLIDWORKS power user Kirby Downey<\/a> are working on a Star Wars themed build for a great kiddo named Jacob<\/a>. And a lovely kiddo named Trinity<\/a> will be receiving a Beauty and the Beast <\/em>themed costume built by Matt Long from Mad Scientist Workshop<\/a> and Sean Fields from Project 842<\/a>. No spoilers for what they look like, but these costumes are going to be beyond epic.<\/p>\n

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