Model Rocketry

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Comment by rocketaholic on April 28, 2008 at 9:40am

have a few classic model rocket kits for sale.

I prefer money order only, and I do promise that you will get the items you ordered.

I have one Centuri Space Shuttle model rocket kit. This is product number 5066. This is the model where the little glider is actually the booster. Both items glide back for recovery.
If interested e-mail me and make an offer.

The second kit is The Estes Titan II. Product number is 1918. This is a semi scale model of the Titan ICBM. It comes with a clear plastic fin unit that will be required in order for it to be launched. The fin unit is removable for display and comes with the scale nozzles for display. It comes with a 12 inch parachute and a scale plastic nose cone.
If interested, e-mail me and make an offer.

The third model is the Centuri Israeli Gabriel surface launched missile product number 5333. It is a semi scale model that comes with a balsa nose cone, all fins are pre cut balsa, it has a bright camouflage parachute, realistic decals and detail strips.
If interested, e-mail and make an offer.

The fourth model is a semi scale mid powered model of the SA-7 Grail by The Launch Pad. Product number K055. It is a semi scale model of the Soviet made mad portable surface-to-air missile. It is 1.6 inches in diameter, 31.25 inches long and can be launched with a D12-3, aD-12-5 or an E15-7.
If interested, e-mail me and make an offer.
The fifth model is the 15th Anniversary Commemorative model of the X-Wing Fighter (the 18mm version). Product number EST 2103.

If interested, e-mail me and make an offer.

Comment by rocketaholic on April 19, 2008 at 5:38pm

I sent Sven Knudsen (aka Nine Finger Productions) a 1994 catalog from Apogee. This was when the original owner who started the company Ed LaCroix brought some very intersting products to the market. One was this very ultralight body tube material called black shaft body tubes and some very thin but strong g-10 fin material called wafer glass. This material was great for model rocket competition events, such as A, B, or C Super-Roc competition. I will have to take a picture of the C Super-Roc kit that I still have from that period. I would love to know where this material cought be bought from now days.