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I use mirrored Plexiglas in the photo studio and on location as reflectors.
Based on my experience it is pretty flexible stuff, and  a piece one foot x
one foot is more like a fun house mirror.  Perhaps with no stress on it in a
much smaller size, it MAY work, but I would go with mirrored glass if
possible for the rigidity.

Bill

> Doug,
>
> I haven't yet made one of the plexiglas artificial horizons you designed, but
> expect to. Any advice or experience you could pass along would be
> appreciated. One thing I'm concerned about is the problem of a base. How do
> you manage
> this? Another is that, with adjusting screws in the reflecting surface itself,
> I'm afraid I'd jiggle the horizon every time I touched one of the adjusting
> screws. Is this as much of a problem as I suppose?
>
> Bruce
>

   

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