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International Model Rockets and motors
Hi Gang,
I really am fascinated by the motors and models produced in other countries. Here is a neat link I found: http://translate.google.com/transla...&hl=en&ie=UTF-8 I used Google translator, so it is not always clear what the website is saying, but is fun nonetje less. Phred
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Phred,
Thanks for posting the link, really interesting site. Leo, You're not kidding. That shuttle is truly fantastic! I almost started crying when I worked my way through the launch pictures and saw what happened. Do you have any idea why the model had working payload bay doors? |
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Sorry, couldn't help myself Doug...~40% German... .
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Rolf Stabroth!! The man is becoming a legend - Europe's premier rocket builder! I have admired (and have been awe-struck by) his work ever since I discovered his website a few years ago.
Mark \\.
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Parachute compartment for the Shuttle.
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Here are two Russian 10.5mm diameter black powder motors their Internets team used found in my collection.
Bob |
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