Hand cut balsa gave way to diecut (crushed) fins. The longer a kit has been in production, the more likely that it has somehow evolved over time. Including that information will help a lot of people. But scans are far easier to gather information from.ĭid you know that Estes has changed its tags over the years? Sure! Who doesn't? Those tags can be really helpful for a BAR in IDing the variant they want (either on Ebay, or trying to clone). diecrushed fins), or they only have is a drawing of the fins, I'd ask you to scan yours with a ruler, and post them either here, at YORF, or at TRC (preferably all 3).
If what you're building isn't there, or are somehow different, or the image they have lacks any kind of reference to it dimensions (including thickness), is bad (e.g. When you've got an old kit, please check to see if the instructions, fins, and decals are archived either at, or JimZ's site. If you're new to my OR files, WELCOME! Repeat visitor? WELCOME BACK!!! There's been some changes.įirst I'll start off with my Public Service Announcement.Īs you're about to see, I'm always looking for resources on old and new kits so that I can sim them in OpenRocket, or (hopefully) build or clone them someday. However, it's also been re-arranged for a better search experience.
#ROCKET STOCK FORUM UPDATE#
I couldn't update it because it's too big now. NEW AND IMPROVED!!! The index has been split off and placed in its own thread.
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