Here's all three of the Red Max models. On the left is the standard BT-60 based original. Next to it is the BT-50 based Mini...

The "Kitty and Crossbones" fin decal didn't get the white layer underneath, it would be too hard to cut it accura...

The supplied streamer looks to be cut from table top covering plastic. This plastic sheet is textured. Usually one side has a rougher t...

I still have some grain to fill after the white undercoat was sprayed. It was hit with more CWF rubbed in with a finger and sanded to su...

The Excelsior art is good but I didn't like the layout of the "kills" decal. The spacing and art sizing seemed off. I wanted...

This is one of those posts where I happened on something that could help in making decals for cloned models. Some online decal scans have li...

After brushing on some thinned CWF the wood grain was raised. The inset picture is after sanding. Some of the raised grain was sanded of...

One side of the BT-50 tube was a little out of round. I decided to glue the engine mount in the ovaled side so the centering rings wou...

I used the rotary punch to make a engine hook relief notch and a small hole for the Kevlar line in the upper ring. Here's h...

I cut off the finger tab. On a model this small with the finger tab extended far out the back, it might not stand upright on the fin tips....

At the top is the current version of the PNC-60AH nose cone in the Red (Pink) Max kit at 6.7". The inset shows the Mini Max nose con...

Yeah, I know what you are thinking - Why do a build on such a simple, small rocket? There is going to be some different decal treatments on...