He posted a picture of his clone builds using the PNC-50SP nose cone.
"Actually I heard, I may be wrong but the PNC 50SP cone was actually a Centuri cone but I have no confirmation on that. Below are pics of my clones...well, some of them. Can anybody identify all of the models I have in the pics???
Anyone who can identify all of the models shown gets a free kit with free shipping!!!"
I went to John Brohm's ESTES NOSE CONE / KIT LIST REFERENCE
To see it, CLICK HERE It's a great reference for anyone who builds clones.
I scrolled down to page 15 to the kits that used the PNC-50SP nose cones.
then it was off to Ninfinger's for an hour of catalog searches.
There were only two models I couldn't find. The red/orange rocket on the left turned out to be a scratch build. I recognized the stubby black, gray and orange model in the back row but couldn't remember where I've seen it.
Here's my guesses:
Back row against wall, left to right:
1861 Sky Tracer, 1946 Star Hawk, (Gray, black) Unknown, 1345 Dragon Ship 7, 1339 Patrol Cruise Excalibur
Front row, left to right:
(Red) Unknown, 1371 Starship Nova, 1364 Falcon Commander, 1909 USSF Fireflash, 1933 X-16, 1988 Argosy, 5348 Centuri Spacemaster
5X7 posted: "Along with those, the gray and black one is the rocket from Radar Men in the Moon (Commander Cody)"
5X7 and I both won a kit! Thanks Gordy! It might show up as a build on this blog.
You sure did the bulk of the work and I am glad he recognized you (I'm 5x7) I searched his old threads to get the other two.
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DeleteIt didn't occur to me to go back to Gordon's previous builds to find the other two. Congrats on winning a kit.
When I sent Gordon my address I asked about another rocket he might have for sale later on. He had it and I sent a check for the one I asked about. Both the prize rocket and this other model will be sent out in the same box - no shipping charge!
Awesome!
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