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I like the color scheme!

It is indeed intriguing. Some kit bash?

Ahem. Gojira!!!

Funny how it makes me think of Mario Bros. 2, which was in fact a totally different game in Japan and which they marketed as a sequel to Mario Bros. Cloverfield was far from a perfect movie, but there was something very poignant about it. It was one of those movies that are a bit stale but...

Well, I don't even have to start with the TLP kit. All I need is a nosecone, some 2.6 inch tube and a motor mount. I can build the rest easily. Not TIME may be another thing :P

Also to be noted, I think the D12 weights around 40g while the E9 is around 60g, further reducing the thrust to weight ratio.

The three of them look very nice! I always have weakness for the Indigo and thoughts of making it two stage :) I had a bad experience with an E9 myself. I think these are not powerful enough for their weight. They can lift only rockets that are both very light and very stable.

Very nice indeed! TopRamen?!? Nice to see you back :)

Continued working on the ARCAS fin can. Sent from my SM-G900W8 using Tapatalk

Finished my Cobalt (needs a final clear coat) and started working on BT60 ARCAS. Sent from my SM-G900W8 using Tapatalk

I'm seriously considering them for my workshop then. I will be rebuilding the whole room this year.

Interesting. I didn't know about these LED options. Are you satisfied with them and how would you compare them to neons?

Bought a mask to paint inside with the airbrush. I didin't have one but today I saw that the dehumidifier collector can had blue paint at the bottom... and it is not even in the room where I paint. I'll now have the mask and will close the door when I paint and after so the particles can...

Finally got to use my paashe double action airbrush. Not everything is perfect bu I got a nice layer of white last week on my Estes Cobalt and I added the first blue layer today. Sent from my SM-G900W8 using Tapatalk

No paint job yet but this is my Tough Max, a toughened version in 24 mm

I hoped it would be evident I was not serious. I am very glad to be able to follow the development of this promising product!

Admit it, you like teasing us!

If you want a cheap workhorse, you will need to scratch build it. Tell us more about your needs and limitations and I'm sure we can come up with a design you can build and launch with minimal costs and repairs! So, what are you design constraints in terms of motors, materials, tools... For...

Sorry to hear that Matt. I'm still in if you can ship to Canada for lesss than 10 bucks Frank.

I built a tough bastard, but it is in 1.6 inch tube. I reinforced the top of the tube. It uses 24 mm motors. I put large launch lugs. The fins are plywood and have epoxy fillets. The motor retainer is a plastic screw on type. Added weight to nose cone. This thing won't lose a fin on landing as...