Jim demo's FlisKits newest kit (soon to be announced), the Stingray!
Perfect launch and flight of the Stingray on her first ever public launching!
The crowd was dressed for the cold and in very good spirits
The Pheord X-150 in two stage mode with an Athena saucer as a second stage.
The local TARC team tested there design with a perfect launch and an altitude of about 1100 feet!
The Deuce of Hazzard is ready to go!
And go she does! The "Deuce Boys" (Jason and Eugenio, no doubt) must be trying to get away from Rosco Flis... LOL
The *original* Praetor, with a new paint job waits for launch. This model was built in the late 1970's
Jim poses with the two Tour models, just before launch.
Jon Hatch (KermieD) preps the first of the tour models before moving on to the second one, with help from a WOOSH member.
Jon poses with The tour model before launch
TdD #1 and #2 ready to make history. Again!
A nice wide view of the two TdD models and the field.
Liftoff of TdD model #1 for a perfect flight!
TdD model #2 leaves the earth for a perfect flight also!
Good recovery on one, but a little rough on the other
One of the models found a soft patch of dead grass to rest on.
Walt Evans shows off his beautiful A.C.M.E. Spitfire model
And dares to launch it as well, for a perfect flight!
And recovery!
The Praetor always turns in a great flight
Walt and I pose behind my truck.
The NARCON rockets were built by WOOSH president Scott Goebel , and WOOSH Oddroc Guru member Mark Stehlik. These models were designed by Jim Flis and provided to all NARCON attendees by FlisKits..
Walt and Jim pose with Walt's unique Deuce's Wild!
Beautiful flight with a very unique paint job
Close up of the damage suffered by the Tour model. Note the ding in the blue fin and what looks like a crinkle in the body tube near the leading edge of the blue fins. This area seems to have only suffered damage to the paint and not structural damage to the body.
A close up of the nosecone showing the small dent received from a pebble.