Completed Estes Pro Series Patriot

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Ah, I was looking at composite motors. When I first became a BAR, just a few years back, Hobby Lobby carried the Star Orbiter and the Estes F15 motors as well. I bashed my first Start Orbiter into a IQSY Tomahawk and flew it on F15-6 motors. I liked the bigger rockets so I bought a Majestic and a pro series booster for it. Little did I know that HL was going to stop carrying the 29mm motors. Maybe I could have stopped if I did but I became hooked on 29mm and most of my latest rockets fly 29mm composites. Still have that Majestic and booster combo that only flies on the Estes 29mm black powder motors because of the gap staging. Kinda pricey to launch now but the flights are worth it :)

Sorry, but when you launch your clustered Patriot please video it so we can be inspired even more!

-Bob
 
Found this thread while searching for details to build a patriot from pro series parts .
Would love to have the genuine kit , one to build and one to keep boxed .

With the resurgence of Estes releasing limited runs of pro series 2 kits , that have sold pretty quickly , I’m sure many would also want to buy the original pro series kits.

Hope you reading this Estes ?
 
Found this thread while searching for details to build a patriot from pro series parts .
Would love to have the genuine kit , one to build and one to keep boxed .

With the resurgence of Estes releasing limited runs of pro series 2 kits , that have sold pretty quickly , I’m sure many would also want to buy the original pro series kits.

Hope you reading this Estes ?
Yeah Estes isn't what they used to be. Your better off building a clone, they are fairly expensive of you can find one in a box.
 
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