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Old 09-14-2020, 12:45 PM
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Harold,

Danny traded his sense of humor to me two years ago for some old Centuri parachutes and MRC centering rings. I think you can see from the hilarity of this post that I definitely got the better end of that deal.

Steve

Well, I missed something here ?! Me and Harold write each other most Every Day for some 8+ years now. He is my best friend and understands my sense of humor. I normally put a set of eyes after my jestful posts like this ( OO ). He knows them and me very well.
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Old 09-14-2020, 12:58 PM
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All rocket kits should be open and built. They are very sad in those little bags. They need to get out and stretch their fins to be truly happy...

I guess this includes Model Missile Kits ?
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Old 09-14-2020, 10:01 PM
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I guess this includes Model Missile Kits ?



Those would be first...
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Old 09-14-2020, 10:04 PM
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I Still have a few old Centui Kits, the Javelin is from 1969 and the Micron is a 1964 Issue.
the Micron was open and the original streamer and fin stock were missing. but you just don't
see many kits like this any more. It would take as GRocketman says: Uber Bucks to pull them out of my hands.
I have sold most all of my Collection and will be selling off the rest at the end of this month.



I stared life with Estes and have always been partial to them, but I remember getting the Centuri catalogs (and purchasing a few). For some reason, I always liked, but never bought a Javelin. Not sure why. I would circle it in every catalog but wind up buying something else. Of course, at that age cash was scarce.
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Old 09-15-2020, 12:33 PM
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I stared life with Estes and have always been partial to them, but I remember getting the Centuri catalogs (and purchasing a few). For some reason, I always liked, but never bought a Javelin. Not sure why. I would circle it in every catalog but wind up buying something else. Of course, at that age cash was scarce.


The Centuri Javelin was the first model rocket that I built. That was in December of 1966,
I built and painted the Javelin on the day before Christmas
and we launched it twice Christmas day at about 11:00 AM.
The Javelin flew to about 500-600 Ft. and that was on an A.8-4 engine. there was snow on the ground and the Jade green paint was very easy to see. I don't know what became of that Javelin, I have some real old rockets that go back to those days, but Don't know about the Javelin.
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Old 09-15-2020, 09:45 PM
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The Centuri Javelin was the first model rocket that I built. That was in December of 1966,
I built and painted the Javelin on the day before Christmas
and we launched it twice Christmas day at about 11:00 AM.
The Javelin flew to about 500-600 Ft. and that was on an A.8-4 engine. there was snow on the ground and the Jade green paint was very easy to see. I don't know what became of that Javelin, I have some real old rockets that go back to those days, but Don't know about the Javelin.


A Javelin was the second rocket I built in 1967. An Estes Alpha was my first the same year.
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Old 09-17-2020, 06:06 PM
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I stared life with Estes and have always been partial to them, but I remember getting the Centuri catalogs (and purchasing a few). For some reason, I always liked, but never bought a Javelin. Not sure why. I would circle it in every catalog but wind up buying something else. Of course, at that age cash was scarce.

Those poooor catalogs ! OO
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Old 09-17-2020, 06:51 PM
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Those poooor catalogs ! OO




These day's My right leg don't work and I cannot walk, my hands shake and some days I cannot pick things up. but I still love to look at my catalogs and dream. the 1966 Centuri catalog was the first one that I had and the 1966 Centuri catalog that I have now had once belonged to Carl so it gives me
an extra deep feeling just to hold that book in my hand.
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Old 09-17-2020, 08:18 PM
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These day's My right leg don't work and I cannot walk, my hands shake and some days I cannot pick things up. but I still love to look at my catalogs and dream. the 1966 Centuri catalog was the first one that I had and the 1966 Centuri catalog that I have now had once belonged to Carl so it gives me
an extra deep feeling just to hold that book in my hand.

I guess we’re just two of a kind. This week my pain levels were so high I was in bed.
Got up briefly today, hurting bad now. Did a post on the Centuri IRIS, no telling how long it will take. You sent pics of a few kits I lost in the mix. Sure want that Javelin.
Forgot what the other was. Anyway, just rambling,,, still...hoping......
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Old 09-17-2020, 10:21 PM
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I hope both of you guys feel better soon.
Living with pain stinks... I have a low tolerance for pain.
Recently had to have a BOATLOAD of painful dental work done.
Thankfully my dentist is a personal friend and poker buddy as well; he kept me WELL medicated and out-of-pain for the procedures.
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