# Yoyo CAD & Prototyping Adventures

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Organics or just higher walls and less open catch zones seems more common recently, but maybe that’t just what is catching my eye.

If you can find good pictures of the Circle City Warhawk, IIRC that was designed to really optimize a competition profile for a D bearing.

Edit to add:

> [@Casual Throw Reviews - Circle City P40 Warhawk](https://forums.yoyoexpert.com/t/casual-throw-reviews-circle-city-p40-warhawk/325422):
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> Because this yoyo just hasn’t been reviewed enough (sarcasm), I decided to do one. As usual, I do a deep dive into its ins and outs before slinging it around a little. [[Circle City YoYos P40 Warhawk Yoyo Review by Casual Throw] ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1F238ITtOs)

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