Homemade fairing ?

Has any one had a go at making a front clear fairing for recumbent ?
- I have been researching the Oven / Blown style fairings, I wonder if I could do similar with simple plug and heat gun.

 

The rear or tail fairing is a lot easier as it doesnt have to be clear and can have flat sides [ although somewhere I read that aerodynamic structures should never have flat sections ].
Generally it smoothly guides the air back together after going around the Pilot

I like how it can be designed to make storage area - extra Challenge....

 

Here's address of " How to Make Blown Fairings " .
Very good source - if you want to make a quality item yourself

http://www.recumbents.com/wisil/bubbles/hpvbubbles.htm

 

I liked the look of this Kit - not for me but gives some ideas

http://www.blueskydsn.com/speeder_spec.html

 

This Instructable is pretty good. Uses flat sections joined together with black glue - but certainly do-able and will aid performance and Weather Protection

http://www.instructables.com/id/Method-for-making-3D-shapes-used-to-make-a-bike-f/

 

this info from the recumbents forum is excellent
Experiment on Tail Boxes - resulting in the Mother Of All Tailboxes . . . M.O.A.T.
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http://www.recumbents.com/wisil/tailbox/barracudatailbox.htm
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of course an all over fairing that is light and cheap, would be nice. . .
Sort of like a Cheap Velomobile. Well this Instructable is neat
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http://www.instructables.com/id/Facet-V1-Velomobile/
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