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Have been reading the forms for a while so I joined. I have been out of rockets for 10 years or so. I am getting my kids in them. I picked up a lot from a local guy getting out of the hobby here is a pic . It had a nib Saturn v 30 anniversary rocket . I opened to look at it probly not the best idea lol but I could not help me self.i also bought a mirage for 75 buck. Never flown or even heard of a f or a g rocket motor. The biggest I have ever flown is a 2 stage d.
Well thanks for the add have a great day.

I see an awful lot of fun on that table.

If you are getting into mid-power (MPR - F & G) make sure you read up on MPR requirements. The main thing I learned (the hard way) is you will likely need longer launch rods to ensure adequate exit velocity off of the rod. I had a number of semi-ballistic launches do to weather cocking before I figured it out.

I forgot to put the best part it was all 150. The Saturn v and the sa 14 archer mid power rocket were worth more then the 150 I paid for all of it

75 for a Mirage is a good deal.

Welcome to the forum, and the hobby. That is a nice collection to start your hobby with and a killer deal for the price it sounds like. Just keep your wallet open now!

Nice collection! This is the year to build the Saturn V, because of the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11 landing on the moon.

welcome to the forum. some of the kits are nice/hard to find. with the old built ones, check build quality/for damage and replace the shock cord/chutes if needed. keep asking around on the forum if you have questions.

Welcome Phatpat ! I think you win "Deal of the Day" honors with that awesome score. I'll 2nd Mike Haberer's tip about the upgraded launch gear for mid-power. You'll want a bigger recovery area as well.

A 5 foot length of 1/4 inch launch rod is a good start, 6 feet is better. A recovery area at least 1000 feet along the prevailing wind axis is recommended as well.