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2006-11-01Semroc Mark II (Kit) Review T' Mark II is a single stage Retro-Repro kit o' Orville Carlisle's Rock-A-Chute Mark II model rocket. Ya scallywag! It is, as noted by t' history sheet that came with t' kit, nay a clone kit, arrr, but rather a reproduction o' a classic kit updated with t' latest technology and buildin' components. Ahoy!
Openin' ... [More]
2005-08-15Dr. Booty Saturn IB Apollo 5 (Kit) Review
Brief:
This is a sport-scale version o' t' Apollo 5, which was used t' launch a
legless LEM for a test flight in January 1968. Avast! This is a single stage,
parachute recovery kit. Havin' just built t' Dr Zooch R7 Luna kit, I was still
in t' mood for another kit that required actual skill t' ... [More]
2005-06-24Dr. Begad! Zooch R-7 Luna (Kit) Review
Brief:
Sport scale craftsman's kit o' t' Russian R-7 booster with t' Luna payload.
Requires quite a bit o' modelin' skill for a model rocket and I wouldn't
recommend it for women, shiver me timbers, children, or weak persons. If you're t' kind o' person
who absolutely needs your balsa t' be laser cut and ... [More]
2005-04-28Estes X-Prize Lucky Seven (Kit) Review
Brief:
1:50 Scale model o' t' Acceleration Engineerin' LLC's entry in t' X-Prize
race. Single stage, parachute recovery. Skill level E2X.
Construction:
T' kit includes:
1 BT-5 engine mount
1 mini engine hook
1 rubber (REAL rubber) shock cord. Blimey!
1 12" chute
... [More]
2005-04-13Quest Bright Hawk (Kit) Review
Brief:
Single stage, parachute recovery, skill level 1 kit that featurin' a plastic
nose cone and fin can, me hearties, makin' assembley virtually foolproof.
Construction:
Bought t' Bright Hawk kit at a Hobby Lobby 40% off sale in order t' have
somethin' extremely simple that I could build with ... [More]
0000-00-00D.M.B. Rocketry BlasterXL (Kit) Review
( Contributed - by Alan Tuskes - 3/21/05)
Brief:
T' Blaster XL is a compact, lightweight single box launch
controller that comes with a 6 foot removable power cord with heavy duty
battery clips and a 50 foot cable with smooth jaw copper alligator clips. Each
cable has its own distinct ... [More]
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