We know John Langford is a fan of scale sounding rockets, so perhaps we'll get another next year. Not familiar with what other sort of rockets he favors, but there might be fodder for predictions there too, for those who do know. The only thing I'm nearly certain of is that we'll see more RTF models.
That would be a nice addition.
Those would be nice additions.
Actually, there's a way to figure it out. Go through their existing supply of bits and pieces, and see what can be cobbled together from supply. For example, we know they have the SBB nosecone and BT-80 tube, but are not currently selling the "Fat Boy", so that's a guess right there of a kit they can re-introduce, but this time around I'd like to say that they'll make it with a 24mm motor mount (as almost everyone mods their FB to 24mm anyhow).
Several of them. An upscale would not have cardstick fins.
Something like the Astron Sprint XL, maybe the X-ray and would love to see an "E.A.C. Viper XL". While those designs are easy enough to scratch built, it's always nice to get all the parts in one box. I've probably even got all the parts to build them but would spend more time finding the parts than building the rockets! 
Upscale NASA Pegasus…. My kind of rocket!
It has a really interesting history, though, which starts with Lee Piester's at-the-time Cub Scout son. The Akela-1, a simple model using the fiber fins from the Centuri Vector-V, was first sold by the Boy Scouts of America singly and in eight-packs. Right at the end of Centuri's time as a somewhat separately-functioning entity, the model was given different livery and released as the Centuri Viking. Then, after Centuri was gone, the Viking reappeared as an Estes model. The Estes Viking is very similar in concept but shares no common parts with the Centuri Viking (or the Akela-1). More details with dates and some references here: https://www.oldrocketforum.com/showthread.php?t=17688 </thread drift>
