I am looking for a original Rigel 3 nose cone that I can use as a master to create additional copies - anyone willing to lend me an original for a few weeks?
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I am looking for a original Rigel 3 nose cone that I can use as a master to create additional copies - anyone willing to lend me an original for a few weeks?
Just in case you were curious - I did here from Estes today and these were never sold as kits only free plans..
By the way Chrisudy - Impressive :clap: - I love the paint scheme.
Ray
I find myself in need of one of these (Rigel 3) nose cones now.
If someone has one they would be willing to part with for a couple of weeks I will use it as a master to make a mold and return it...
Can anyone tell me if the following estes rockets were ever sold as kits?
Black Knight #71 Jan 1970
Little Beth #57 1968
If so, anyone have pictures, lineart, etc?
Thanks
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Dragon Rider10 (John B)
If you are still looking for a partner - I am in. PM me and we can discuss the details off-line.
Ray King
My kids and I may try today. Current forecasted temp at 1:00PM is 4 deg F with a wind chill of -7 deg F:y:. I think my personal best prior to that is 7 deg.
Thanks for the response and advice.
Has anyone ever piston launched composite motors? I have heard this is not possible? Any advise would be helpful.
Thanks in advance.
Hey Everyone,
Voting is now open on the EMRR -2009 Spaceship Design Competition. If you haven’t all ready checked out the entrys, go take a look and don’t forget to vote!
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Spaceship design is coming along an extra week would definitely be nice, just more sleep!!! As you mentioned I had planned to build 3 - 2 of them are in the sanding, filler, sanding, etc. stage -...
Maybe Nick will allow a week or 2 extension? What do you think Nick???
Ray
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Congratulations Jimmyd,
I think you have to share with n3tjm - before awesome :y: picture I was leading.
Thanks to for the votes and HotRod Rockets for sponsoring this.
Ray
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BRC Welcome Back!!!
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