Here our small class with the 4-H has just begun building their Caution model rocket kit
Hard at working, cutting and forming the parts for this cool paper rocket.
Working hard to get the fins decorated before gluing them onto the body
24mm upscale of the Deuce's Wild! on E9 motors. very cool :)
Now, THIS is what rocketry is all about! Young and proud, she just loves her new Triskelion!
Bill Ralston shows off his wild looking Cheetah! kit
DJ shows off his kit version and his upscale of the Freedom Forge Missile
The upscale Freedom Forge Missile is placed on the pad
My brother in law, Michael shows off a future kit, the Intruder
The upscale Freedom Forge Missil on a C11-3. Just beautiful!
John Cronin with one of his scouts showing off his Richter Recker
Kathy and her brother Mike pose with the Intruder kit
A group to help out the loading of the Richter Recker on the pad
While a Rhino get's a quick check at the same time.
BIG rocket!
Neil shows off his Triskelion too.
There were a lot of Triskelion kits here today. I love the paint job on both of these!
A beautiful job of making a two-stage version of the Midnight Express. Worked great too!
The Tres on a cluster of 3 B motors
A boy and his Deuce. It's a beautiful thing.
Rhino awya!
Dave Nichols and 40% of his clan (Grady (left) and Rand) join in the fun with an Alpha III and a Triskelion
Preping the Triskelion for flight, they take a moment to watch a HPR flight in progress.
Bill Ralston's 4 engine cluster bird. Great flier and cool looking rocket. I could not *beleive* it when he gave it to me after this flight.
Tighe holding the Intruder for the camera
The Triskelion near the top of the frame.
And coming back on a full chute
Bill Ralston shows off his rather unique rocket decorating technique...
Yep, that *is* a Hormel Chili can wrapper!
The Intruder sails pass the CMASS flag on a great flight
Now, I missed little Molly's flight of her scratch built bird, but got a shot of it coming back