Here's my current Der Red Max family. 1. On the left is the "normal" BT-60 based Red Max. This one goes back to when I reent...

This is another Quest Quick Kit, flight build. It's tall, like the Penetrator but has three different diameter body tubes and two adapte...

This is a TALL one! At 38" tall, a little hard to fit in the camera frame.  It's a bargain at the current retail price of $16.99 At...

From the 1992 Quest catalog page: "The Quest Novia model rocket is the most traditional of all the Quest kits. The Quest Novia features...

The F-104 Starfighter was introduced in the 1977 Centuri catalog, the fourth model of the Fighter Fleet series. For variety, Centuri picke...

At the January ROCK launch somebody had an Estes RTF Jinx rocket. I remember seeing these for sale at WalMart a few years back. That ...

This isn't the Estes Ranger I remember - Lonnie Buchanon showed me this one, he picked it up in one of his Craig's List lot buy...

The upscale Goblin was one of the first built after I got back into the hobby. On the right is a BT-55 standard sized Estes Goblin. The ...

Here's a rare one, the Estes Russian Vostok. It was only available for two years, 1975 and 76. The instructions are on the Ninfin...

This was one of the first models I built after getting back into the hobby around 2005. This was supposed to be an "All...

Here's one I found on my bedroom shelf on the recent California trip - the Centuri Aerobee 350. The kit was ST-10 based and stood ...

I built "the easy goin" Centuri Hummingbird in the early 1970s. I don't remember ever flying it. It might be the only ...

This is the Semroc Hawk, based on the 1965 AMROCS kit, designed by Larry Renger. Larry Renger also designed the similar Estes Falcon ...

I built this one for the EMRR Box O' Parts contest from 2009. HERE In the contest you were sent a box of spare parts and had to bu...

From the Space Age Industries catalog is the MINI BAT boost glider. I built this one a few years back but have yet to launch it. Hand ...