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Thread: SCALE - SR-71 Gallery

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    SCALE - SR-71 Gallery

    I think it`s scale, who knows....looks pretty close.

    Anyway ,Estes SR-71

    Paul
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    Straight from the other thread, here are mine. The micro version has not flown yet.
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    Dandelion Preservation and Appreciation Association

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    All I have for this one is a Quest Plastic Brick.

    I called it the Catbird because it used to drive my cat nuts.
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    I used to tell Mom, "...I want to fly rockets when I grow up!"

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    Paul,
    Your SR-71 looks great!
    I'd be curious if anyone ever questions the Marines decal.
    Some people get hung up on details like that.
    I just admire good worksmanship.

    I've got the Apogee SR-72 still in the bag.
    It's a glider - well see!

    Those with the Micro SR-71s - good luck!
    Mine flew once, I had to dig it out of the ground after it nosed in.
    Hans "Chris" Michielssen
    Old/New NAR # 19086 SR

    www.oddlrockets.com
    www.modelrocketbuilding.blogspot.com
    http://www.nar.org/HowToBuildAModelRocket/index.html
    Your results may vary
    "Nose cones roll, be careful with that."
    Look out - I'm the Meister Shyster!

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    I always liked the Glider Idea.
    http://members.cox.net/shortckt4/SR71-1999.wmv
    Of course I kind of like Goonies too.
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    Happy Flying!
    Mike Dickinson
    NAR/Tripoli Level II

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    Here is mine.
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    Roy Lappalainen NAR 83317
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    SR71 "Crash bird"

    Heres my blackbird after horizontal nosedive into alum bleachers...to bad, I took alot of time to make this one correct down to smallest details!
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    Here's my depron RC rocket glider, 9.5 oz rtf on E-6, 39" long, 22" ws.

    Frank
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