Other than the SA-2061 Sasha, has Estes marketed any other Russian or Soviet model rockets?
Not sure. But a 1:100 scale N1 is badly needed.Other than the SA-2061 Sasha, has Estes marketed any other Russian or Soviet model rockets?
Other than the SA-2061 Sasha, has Estes marketed any other Russian or Soviet model rockets?
Other than the SA-2061 Sasha, has Estes marketed any other Russian or Soviet model rockets?
Not sure. But a 1:100 scale N1 is badly needed.
Their Vostok was a profile shape, i.e. the boosters were flat with the sillhouette of the real one.has Estes marketed any other Russian or Soviet model rockets?
Excellent! I was able to order an ESAM-58.Their Vostok was a profile shape, i.e. the boosters were flat with the sillhouette of the real one.
Their Scud missile has a few details on it.
Vostok (spacemodeling.org)
SS-1C Scud-B (spacemodeling.org)
My Scud clone:
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ESAM and Sasha were inspired by Russian surface to air missiles:
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Beyond this item, I can't recall any Russian kits from Estes.
I was hoping for an SS-20, but instead I've ordered an Estes ESAM-58 from Hobby Lobby. Not a true scale model it seems, but maybe resembling a Kh-58? It would be very nice to have an Estes Pershing 1-A, but probably too rare to find for $12.Vostok & SCUD ( SS-1C Scud-B )
Dave F.
I was hoping for an SS-20, but instead I've ordered an Estes ESAM-58 from Hobby Lobby. Not a true scale model it seems, but maybe resembling a Kh-58? It would be very nice to have an Estes Pershing 1-A, but probably too rare to find for $12.
Likely so. In my year of born again rocketry, I've stretched to build 3 dozen models with ten left to fly. But so far only one scale model. In the coming year, I hope to add at least two or three more.You would need to add a zero to the end of your $12 . . . Possibly, one or both of the other two numbers would nee to change, also.
Dave F.
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