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If alignment guides are great and all... but as previously said, not necessary. Take your time. Mark your tubes. On even numbers of fins, glue them across from each other. Unless they are off by a big difference, your rocket will most likely still fly straight. The more you build, the better...

You could cut a piece of a spent motor casing. I've done that over the years when scratch building,

Designed a BT-80 upscale awhile back. Been itching to put the parts together. :)

When I first got back into model rocketry as an adult (BAR 1.0) I ended up launching with a large club in Southern California's high desert. My precious rockets were being ground down and destoyed by the harsh dry lake bed conditions. I started laminating my tubes and balsa with 0.75 oz...

Way back in 1978 or 1979.... Took a rocket building class at my local city library one summer. I don't think it was a commercial kit. The folks running the class brought parts. We cut our fins and glued the pieces together. If I remember correctly, it was a 3 FNC on at 3" BT-5. I remember...

It's a pretty bird to fly! I like the nose cone and fins. They glimmer in the early morning sun when going up. We've flown ours on Aerotech D13, E20, F42 with adapters, and 29mm G. Also Estes E and F.

The key to using a Dremel is you don't push hard. Let it do the work. With the wheel, just move it lightly back and forth over your guide line.

Honestly.... I'm sure to get a bit of flak for what I'm about to suggest. Lol Don't sweat it to much. You can simply use a sharp (new) #11 blade and make piercing cuts. One blade height at time. Take your time and follow you guide lines as closely as possible. It doesn't need to be perfect...

Wow! I've been gone for awhile and can't believe this thread is still going. Sadly, I only looked at rockets online today. [emoji20] I need to get out to my workshop and dust off a rocket or two.

Well that's what had... and can't find now. There is a new Color Change Wood Filler and Probond Wood Filler. Elmer's dosn't even have the old CWF listed anymore. :( Hoping to learn if either of the new ones are similar. Jerome

Howdy everybody! I'm back in the hobby after taking a couple of years off. Dug out a couple of kits this weekend and built them with my 11 year old niece and nephew. I got the bug tonight to start a build myself. My CWF is rock solid.. but it appears they don't make it anymore. which of...

Still available!

BONUS! If you buy this lot I will throw in an Aerotech Initiator Systems Package MSRP of $259.99 for only $50 more!! This kit is also available by itself for $100+shipping. Please see https://www.rocketryforum.com/showthr...82#post1577482 $500 takes it all!

Up for sale: Aerotech Initiator Systems Package this is an open (NIB) set including Initiator Rocket Kit Mantis Launch Pad and Interlock Launch controller (assembly required on all items) MSRP: $259.99 Firm price at $100 + actual shipping cost. Please send PM if interested! I accept...

Dug around in my garage in the rocket heap. Decided to sell off my remaining AT RMS Casings and reloads. See list in the Yard Sale section. https://www.rocketryforum.com/showthread.php?133512-Aerotech-Hobbyline-RMS-18-20-24-40-24-60-29-40-120-plus-Reloads!

Ok, who's ready for a smoking hot deal? Up for sale are my remaining Aerotech Hobbyline Motor casings and reloads! Item..........................................................Note....................Retail ~Street Price Qty AT HL RMS 18/20 Motor...

Sold!

Sale pending!

I was going through my garage and found my last HPR motor casings. Up for sale is a set of Aerotech 38mm reloadable cases (240, 360, 480) with a front and rear closure. Asking $100 + $10 shipping for set. *SOLD* Paypal only! Ready to ship! Sorry.. not interested in parting this...

I've got one I'd be willing to part with. PM Sent Jerome