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Old 05-06-2023, 08:08 AM
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Default The Razorback: From the Tv Series "The Expanse"

This rocket is a 29mm MPR, with rear eject chute.

Plan is to mock up the body and do a swing test to check for stability. It may need Lexan side panels that slide into the cut-outs in order to have enough base drag to be stable.

It's been a fun project thus far.
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Old 05-06-2023, 08:19 AM
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Implementing the thruster pods at the ends of the "legs" should help with additional CP shift rearward.


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Implementing the thruster pods at the ends of the "legs" should help with additional CP shift rearward.
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Indeed.
Draggy bits... I need to add those, as well as an internal launch lug.
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Old 05-07-2023, 05:43 AM
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Looks like there are maneuvering thrusters on the rear. Could be adjusted to triangular fins.
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Old 05-12-2023, 08:38 AM
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I've decided to switch from foamboard for the body to plywood. I've never used foamboard, and when I went to buy it I wasn't impressed.

One of the biggest issues is how easy the paper peels away from the foam. And the other is there's no good way to repair it once it gets a crease in it.

By the time I reinforce the foam board with basswood backer boards, and then screw through the foam into that backer board, I might as well just use plywood.

Woodworking is another hobby of mine, so I've got the tools.

Hoping to get out to the barn and start construction. Templates are cut and ready to transfer to the plywood.
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