PayLoad
I don't do spirals
Mine happens to be the Bull Pup, in every size available - what is yours?
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NateB
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Darkstars - Currently working on 3 different ones. I eventually want a whole fleet from 18mm on up.
Scale - Nike Smoke and V2.
Kit: Broken Arrow and Thor.
BSD Rocketry met an untimely demise.
Kit: Broken Arrow and Thor.
BSD Rocketry met an untimely demise.
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WM Interceptor. I have the 2.1”, 4”, and am building the 6” currently. Had WM make me a 3” recently to round out the fleet.
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Whatever I am scratch building at the time.
This one was fun
DareDevil
This one was fun
DareDevil
I'm kinda surprised at how much I like my Estes (ex-Centuri) Mercury-Redstone. Maybe it's because it's my first rocket as a BAR, and I put a lot into it...
Sea Killer
I have a strong dislike for the conventional 3 rear swept finned rockets that 70% of all people use.
I have a strong dislike for the conventional 3 rear swept finned rockets that 70% of all people use.
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Saturn 1B followed closely by the Saturn V.
The venerable Orbital Transport (Semroc and 1.67 upscale scratchbuilt).
XrayLizard
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Let’s see.... could it be....
Your guess as to the payload haha
Your guess as to the payload haha
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I'm pretty sure I had one of those as a kid, but it couldn't have been that version, since that was the year I was born...
Scott_650
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Hmmm...Cheryl Tiegs?
As far as rockets go my current favorite is the ASP Sky Ferry. Or my Estes Super Big Bertha - it’s almost a “universal” rocket, depending on the motor you can fly it on a sports field or try for your HPR L1.
As far as rockets go my current favorite is the ASP Sky Ferry. Or my Estes Super Big Bertha - it’s almost a “universal” rocket, depending on the motor you can fly it on a sports field or try for your HPR L1.
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I don't do spirals
Although, the "Harpoon" from Quest is sharp for a small kit....
I wish someone made a 6 inch diameter kit of the harpoon
The Harpoon was not a kit, but did use a standard 11.5” airframe. I have a rocks in if anyone ever wants to recreate it. Unfortunately, my Harpoon had to be decommissioned this year. I wish it was death by P motor. Instead it was flooding in the garage. Lost several big rockets actually. You should have seen the looks I got at the dump....
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As a teenager in the 90s Patriot is where it’s at for me.
I always thought Cindy was hot.
There was an individual who made a 6 inch harpoon kit years ago, as I still have the high powered rocket magazine which did the review on it, and he had an advertisement for it in that issue. I will have to look up to see what the name of his company was.
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Hrmm, I -do- have the right NC sitting in a box in the garage....
I admit, mine aren't so high powered, but here they are:: Colonial Vipers (both sizes), Original Estes full stack shuttle ( in "Moonraker" markings ), and the Vostok.
Dang, you beat me to it........
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Kate Upton over Cindy...
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'I battle gravity'
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Black Brant II in any size.
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