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Old 04-16-2006, 10:11 PM
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Here is a design I came up with called the Silver Sleek.


Isn't that the culinary tool they use to make potato wedges?
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Old 04-16-2006, 10:11 PM
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Here is a design I came up with called the Silver Sleek.
Silver and red. *Nice!*

James, I haven't commented on any of your designs before, but I'd like to go on record now.

I have to admit that I've been *extremely* jealous of your ability to make "curvy" fins... which you do quite excellently, BTW. However, I managed to *finally* stumble through the process with RockSim last night.

A couple of months back, I *also* created a "JamesPierson" subdirectory in my RockSim "Designs" folder, and have made it a point to save your RS files and .JPG 3-D exports there. So keep 'em comin'! I think they're pretty cool!


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My biggest problem these days is not new design ideas (Thanks to you Folks) but names for them. If you folks would please use your mighty Cheese curds brain power for some new names I will be very greatful.
For some reason, I'm picturing a giant cheese curd pulsating like Jimmy Neutron's brain.

Cheers, and good luck,

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Old 04-16-2006, 10:21 PM
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Isn't that the culinary tool they use to make potato wedges?


How do you give a potato a wedgie? Pull hard on the back of the skin!
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Old 04-16-2006, 11:27 PM
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James, I haven't commented on any of your designs before, but I'd like to go on record now.


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Jay,

I want to thank you and James for all of your recent contributions to this thread, and for allowing me to move them up to the BARCLONE site for the next update. You may not have noticed the hit counter lately at BARCLONE, but we just crossed the 20,000 mark. With the most-recent batch of RKT files that I've sent up to Scott, we have nearly doubled (if not actually doubled) the number of designs available. That means we've generated over 250 designs in the last four years.

Something I'm trying to put together is a "catalog" of BARCLONE designs in PDF form. Nothing elaborate, no background images or "beauty shots" of actual models - just the RocSim 3D images -- but something that has the look-and-feel of a rocket catalog of old.

I'm excited that the BARCLONE concept has finally started picking up. It's beginning to feel like what I had hoped it would be, which is a place where builders and designers could share their ideas with others.
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Old 04-16-2006, 11:49 PM
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Jay,

I want to thank you and James for all of your recent contributions to this thread, and for allowing me to move them up to the BARCLONE site for the next update. You may not have noticed the hit counter lately at BARCLONE, but we just crossed the 20,000 mark. With the most-recent batch of RKT files that I've sent up to Scott, we have nearly doubled (if not actually doubled) the number of designs available. That means we've generated over 250 designs in the last four years.

Something I'm trying to put together is a "catalog" of BARCLONE designs in PDF form. Nothing elaborate, no background images or "beauty shots" of actual models - just the RocSim 3D images -- but something that has the look-and-feel of a rocket catalog of old.


What would REALLY give it the "look-and-feel" of an old catalog would be a bunch of "launch" pics of old guys looking like they've been over-doing the espresso. You know, eyes bugged, mouths hanging open and drooling, standing too close to the rocket, etc.
Either way, count me in for a "copy".
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Old 04-17-2006, 10:42 AM
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What would REALLY give it the "look-and-feel" of an old catalog would be a bunch of "launch" pics of old guys looking like they've been over-doing the espresso. You know, eyes bugged, mouths hanging open and drooling, standing too close to the rocket, etc.
Either way, count me in for a "copy".


That's a possibility -- launch shots, group shots, booster shots...

If someone has photos of these BARCLONE designs sitting on the pad or just after ignition has started but before the model is moving, I'd like to see them for possible inclusion. I know there are a few BARCLONE models built, and a few of those have flown, but I've only heard of a few outside of the prototypes I've built myself.

There's still time before I finish this project. I'm still working on the format for the pages right now, so the final release of this PDF is still in the future. I do want to have it ready before the year is over, however...
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Old 04-17-2006, 04:40 PM
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If someone has photos of these BARCLONE designs


I have an original design I've been flying for almost 30 years but I never drew it up in rocsim because of the designs placement of tubes out under the wings.
Heres some pics for someone to rocsim it.
Its a BT-50 size, 12" long tube.
1-3/4" long wing pods.
At one time there was a "T" tail.

I call it the XF-13D 'Jaguar'.

I'll see if I can find the pencil sketches of the other designs from the 70's.
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I have an original design I've been flying for almost 30 years but I never drew it up in rocsim because of the designs placement of tubes out under the wings.
Heres some pics for someone to rocsim it.
Its a BT-50 size, 12" long tube.
1-3/4" long wing pods.
At one time there was a "T" tail.

I call it the XF-13D 'Jaguar'.

I'll see if I can find the pencil sketches of the other designs from the 70's.


Cool! I like the battle scars. They give it a barroom brawler look.
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Old 04-17-2006, 07:02 PM
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The 'star of david' roundels aren't anything meant to be perceived as religious or political.
They were simply leftover decals from a plastic model Mirage conversion that went terribly wrong!
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The 'star of david' roundels aren't anything meant to be perceived as religious or political.
They were simply leftover decals from a plastic model Mirage conversion that went terribly wrong!


Ditto for any resemblance I may have to Buddah.
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