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KILTED COWBOY 10-14-2019 08:25 PM

1:100 scale Mercury Redstone
 
Just got notice that Boyce Aerospace released a builders kit of the Mercury Redstone in 1:100 scale using a BT19 body tube.
Think will look good next to the Estes Saturn V

tbzep 10-14-2019 09:36 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by KILTED COWBOY
Just got notice that Boyce Aerospace released a builders kit of the Mercury Redstone in 1:100 scale using a BT19 body tube.
Think will look good next to the Estes Saturn V

And a 1/100 Merc-Atlas is coming soon. :cool:

Earl 10-14-2019 10:09 PM

That is almost ‘cute’ looking.

I reeeeeally do think they would boost their sales considerably if they offered ‘full’ kits also, or at least stocked the raw tubes so one could do a ‘one stop shop’ for the kits AND tubes together. I know it ain’t really that big a deal, but then again, sometimes, it actually is.

But, they are really expanding their offerings.

Earl

KILTED COWBOY 10-15-2019 08:12 AM

Boyce responded to my email.
Says that a Mercury Atlas will be released very soon.
Then after that a Gemini Titan will be coming out next.

BARGeezer 10-15-2019 01:46 PM

If you buy the MR you also get $5 off the MA when it comes out.
The MR description lists the apogee as a whopping 65 ft.
I would define that as sub-orbital.
Like Alan Sheppard's flight.
Maybe sub-sub-sub-sub-orbital. :D
Laters.

ghrocketman 10-15-2019 06:49 PM

I can propel a rocket with a RUBBER BAND over 65ft.

tbzep 10-15-2019 07:09 PM

90 g or 3.17 oz., which is heavier than your average Big Bertha and very close to the current Estes Mercury Redstone. 65 ft on an A10 may be optimistic!

ghrocketman 10-15-2019 09:16 PM

I'm thinking 3.2 oz on an A10 is NOT safe at all even in my book.

Flash 10-16-2019 08:56 AM

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Here are some pics

ghrocketman 10-16-2019 10:11 AM

Looks way cool.


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