Mike Howie
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Just ordered the SHX Stilleto, and the Aerospace One. I'm giddy as a school boy.
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My Fliskit order hit the street today. Nice birds your getting. I got the Dueces Wild and the Stingray comming. Have fun with them. Scotty Dog
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I just received the Aerospace 1 as a gift. Really cool looking kit. Great graphics! Can't wait to get started building it. I'll be getting the Stilleto soon. It was on my list, but I got other stuff I needed for the house and car instead...a fair "tradeoff"
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I love the anticipation of getting my rocketry stuff in the mail. When I got started in early 60s, there was ONLY mail order for Estes rockets, nothing at the hobby shops until the late 60s. I still remember the excitement of looking out the door and seeing that long slender box on the porch, from:
Penrose, Colorado -- "Model Rocket Capitol of the World"
Penrose, Colorado -- "Model Rocket Capitol of the World"
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TRUE! Back then everything pretty much was mail order. I remember selling seeds, and other things you ordered from the adds in the back of comic books.The thing was, all the forms had printed on it-ALLOW 6-8 weeks for delivery.:y:Can you imaging waiting that long for something-OMG!!!!!!! How did we ever get thru those times:roll::roll::roll: Scotty DogI love the anticipation of getting my rocketry stuff in the mail. When I got started in early 60s, there was ONLY mail order for Estes rockets, nothing at the hobby shops until the late 60s. I still remember the excitement of looking out the door and seeing that long slender box on the porch, from:
Penrose, Colorado -- "Model Rocket Capitol of the World"
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