

The old "Orange Max on the left -
The same model refinished on the right.


I used the Red Max decals from a new Estes kit.
You've got to guess a bit on the decal placement. The instructions don't give exact locations. The white decals go on the black nose cone.
I never found a good place for the "Top Secret" decal. I also left off the Estes logo.
This rebuild came out much better than the clone it once was.
I wouldn't normally refinish a model unless it was in very good shape.
BT-55 and BT-60 models seem to hold up best after many launches.
Beautiful work! Looks a lot like mine:
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