Anyone know who makes U.S. missile kits

kuririn said:

The now defunct The Launch Pad specialized in military rockets and missiles in the mid power range.
They had a Harpoon and Hellfire kit.
Their old website is still up:
https://www.the-launch-pad.com/

Uncle Mike's still has some TLP plan paks: Includes a list of parts with templates for fins, shrouds, boat tails, etc.
You order the parts separately.
https://www.unclemikesrocketshack.com/TLP/Plan_Packs/Plan_Packs.html
And check eBay, TLP kits pop up there occasionally.

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kuririn said:

The now defunct The Launch Pad specialized in military rockets and missiles in the mid power range.
They had a Harpoon and Hellfire kit.
Their old website is still up:
https://www.the-launch-pad.com/
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aerostadt said:

I remember 60 years ago manufacturers like Revell and Monogram made plastic missile and rockets all the time. You could find them in the hobby shop all the time. I did a Google on them about an hour ago and it seems like they don't care about missiles and rockets anymore. Of course, 60 years ago the Cold War was in full swing and the U.S. Defense industry was building and replacing missile and rockets as reported in the news all the time. On occasion you can see one of those old plastic missile or rocket kits on ebay.

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kuririn said:

Looks like he's been trying to sell the business for some time now.
Maybe someone can take over like the new owners at Fliskits and start producing the kits again.
Change the name to SMM ( Sam's Military Models).

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AfterBurners said:

I'll buy it

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