Freebie Cardstock Stomp Rockets PDF
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Cookie the Dog's Owner
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I'd be interested in the glider, even if no one else is.
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Why are the nose cones not glued on? Is it just to make them easily replaceable?
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Thank you very much. It'll be a while before I get to this, but I'll let you know how it turns out when I do.
You're welcome!
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Alrite, I had these lines when tried to do PDF from AutoCAD, but didn't try to actually print
. I do all my rockets with paper wrap arounds from acad and print directly from there, but wanted to post a few.Thanks!!!!
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I haven't gotten to the glider yet, but I did have a little fun with the Altitude Test Rocket. I printed it out reduced size so that the body shell fit as a wrap around a BT-20. I used an Estes PNC-20Y nose cone, and just painted it black rather than try painting yellow and black stripes on it. The fins are light cardstock, and with a quarter ounce of weight in the nose cone Open Rocket says it will be stable even with a C-motor.
I think it came out looking pretty cool.
I think it came out looking pretty cool.
Very interesting! Please tell how it flies!
Thank you for posting. Mike
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Finally got a chance to fly it today.
"Altitude Test"--you weren't kidding! Achieved a good 600-700 feet on an A8-3. I attribute the high performance to low drag from the small fins.
