An ASP 29mm Aerobee 100 JR that I finished recently. Airframe is very very slightly tweaked from the kit, only visible change being that the conduits are cut differently. Graphics are all custom. "SPACECRAFT" is a made-up space company I've used on a couple models, a weak joke on the ultra generic names of many actual space companies. The other graphics are toward the premise that this rocket's mission has been sponsored by a number of much more famous companies.
Hit a quarter mile on an F motor in its first three launches on Saturday and came back to land within 100ft of the launch pad each time. That's much lower than ASP's published apogee estimates, but it's carrying extra weight and the finishing certainly isn't perfectly smooth. The paint and vinyl graphics aren't too bad weight-wise, it came in about 9oz with the published target being 9.6oz. But in these flights it was also carrying an altimeter, chute release, and buzzer. Jolly Logic chute release just barely fits smoothly in the 1.9" tube with an 18" parachute if you fold the latter long and just thick enough to put tension on the band, and worked fantastically.
Waiting for the corn to get harvested at PARA520's usual launch site to try it with a G.
Hit a quarter mile on an F motor in its first three launches on Saturday and came back to land within 100ft of the launch pad each time. That's much lower than ASP's published apogee estimates, but it's carrying extra weight and the finishing certainly isn't perfectly smooth. The paint and vinyl graphics aren't too bad weight-wise, it came in about 9oz with the published target being 9.6oz. But in these flights it was also carrying an altimeter, chute release, and buzzer. Jolly Logic chute release just barely fits smoothly in the 1.9" tube with an 18" parachute if you fold the latter long and just thick enough to put tension on the band, and worked fantastically.
Waiting for the corn to get harvested at PARA520's usual launch site to try it with a G.
