Cherokee-D
 

Title: Cherokee-D

Kit number: KV-84

Background Information brief:

Designer: Gene Street (Estes)

Release Date: 10/07/2011

In Production: 2011-2014


Balsa fin scan supplied by jeffyjeep. :cool:

Decal scan courtesy of shuyge. :D

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Here's the decal scan

Here's the fin pattern. Three are required of course and thickness is 1/8".

Link to the Semroc archived product page: https://web.archive.org/web/2012021...s.asp?SKU=KV-84

12/17/2011 Announced in vendors forum: https://forums.rocketshoppe.com/sho...519&postcount=1
Text of release announcement:
Semroc has released four new kits for the winter build season. The Deci-Scale™ Aerobee 300™ is a 1/10 scale of the popular sounding rocket designed by Aerojet General, also called the "Spaerobee". Adding a Sparrow upper stage to the Aerobee-Hi (Aerobee 150), altitude and speed records were broken. This model is the starting point for your recreation of any of the several launches of this popular design. It is a sport scale so it does not have the booster that was normally used to launch the original. This model is 24mm engine ready for C1l's and D12's. It is almost 3 feet tall so it will be a great addition to your Deci-Scale™ family. It is also an upscale of the popular K-
17 Aerobee 300 produced by Estes in the early days.

The Deci-Scale™ WAC Corporal™ is a 1/10 scale of the first two-stage liquid fueled rocket. This model is the starting point for your recreation of any of the several launches of this popular design. It is a sport scale so it does not have the booster that was normally used to launch the original.

The Retro-Repro™ Cherokee-D™ is released by popular demand for an early Gene Street design. One of the first D powered designs, it launched a new generation in model rocketry.

The popular Retro-Repro™ Ranger™ is based on a design by Vern Estes from 1962 of the first commercially available cluster kit. The design spawned many other versions over the years.

Archive of 2011 Christmas message also announcing release: Archive

I have these for you, but too large for forum.

I was initially confused by the dates. It appears this is for the Semroc version and not the Estes Astron Cherokee-D, correct?

Correct, this subforum documents the Semroc releases. The good news for the Semroc versions from other kit manufacturers is that there is a comprehensive parts list in the PDF, and most of the fin sets, and some of the parts are available at erockets still, so you may be able to clone a Semroc Cherokee D which is a clone of an early version of the Estes Cherokee-D

Here you go. Just finished .

Thanks!!