Billy's nekid A.C.M.E. Spitfire takes to the air on this fine Saturday morning.
With many spectators at the launch for the first time, this was a very common sight.
Tony Vincent never ceases to amaze me with what he has hidden away. This is an original Jim Flis Rama model that I designed and kitted as a NEMROC commemorative kit back in the late 1980's. Not only a good collectable but a very kewl little rocket. I had forgotten about this one but will be looking at it again soon!
An Espresso reaches for some air on an A10 motor.
This little guy was cool looking but tough to get in flight.
But I got lucky!
Another rare bird, the Gyroc. This one turned in a very nice flight
The girls wait for their orange MTTM Crayon to take off. This is the very first one that I have seen that made use of the free downloads we provide for making different colors.
The RSO table got busy from time to time, but the turnout was light and there was very little waiting.
Off she goes into the wild blue yonder!
Jim Salem, Doug Gardei and Bill Ralston, no doubt talking rocketry
My Intruder proto type puts in another flight
One of several Deuce's Wild! kits to fly today.
Along with several other cluster birds.
I still love this Deltie!
This is what it's all about. Dad and son hooking up their rocket (a Thing-a-ma-Jig), sharing an afternoon of sun and fun.
And a perfect job they did together too!
The RSO/LCO area
Tony Vincent launches his Frick-n-Frack on C motors on a breezy day. Not the best choice... But it flew well without damage. That's what counts!