big bertha or baby bertha?

Which one do you like better imma gonna buy one whatya think?

Same rocket but the Big Bertha has a longer Body Tube (BT). If you have access to extra tube, as many of us do, the baby Bertha kits are much cheaper. Buy that and swap out the BT. if not, I suppose it's your call. Both are fun.

do you know what size tube would be for the Big Bertha?

BT60

I say get both !!! You know you want to.

I have several of each - Plus Super Big Bertha (BT80 upscale)

Thanks

I prefer Baby Bertha because it's shorter, lighter, and less prone to weathercocking...and the wind is never still when I need it to be

Do both. I have 2 Babys and 2 Bigs. I had 3 Bigs, but one was sacrificed to a rocketus eatemupus. I also have a Tiny (BT5) and a Mini (BT20). Next is a Midi (BT50).

Both, in matching livery.

I never liked the Berthas, Big, Mini, or Baby. I think it's because of the blunt nosecone and fin shape. But if YOU like them, build, build, build (and then fly, fly, fly)!

Both. If you're just getting one, go for the Big Bertha. Quite possibly, the all-time classic model rocket.

How about a Quest Big Betty, almost a Big Bertha with one less fin.

Get both and put a 24mm motor mount in the Big Bertha to make it more exciting. I have 2 of each plus my grandson has a Big Betty.
Here are a couple of pictures of my Baby Bertha's.



The yellow one has the red ones nosecone, because the one that came with the yellow would not fit. I sanded it until there wasn't much left, so into the trash. The red one has a nosecone from a Loadstar 2, that I had lying around. I think it really gives it a retro look, maybe round the fins off at the shoulder, and curve the inner trailing edge.

Agreed. When in doubt get both!

The Big Bertha first then the Baby.

I have about 3-4 of each, and also a Boosta-Bertha: a 2-stage gap-staged Bertha with a Baby as the first stage and a Big as the sustainer.

Flies great, except the booster Baby stage is stable after separation and tends to augur straight in.

Gonna have to rig up a little pull-out streamer arrangement to slow down the booster a bit on its way to the ground.