Saw this on The Rocketry Forum this morning. Might have to get one of these. Like the looks of it!
http://www.rocketryforum.com/showthread.php?t=5900
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Quest's New "FLV" - "Future Launch Vehicle"
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Quest's New "FLV" - "Future Launch Vehicle"
by tquigg on Tue Sep 08, 2009 6:52 am
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Re: Quest's New "FLV" - "Future Launch Vehicle"
by johnnwwa on Mon Nov 02, 2009 10:24 am
Tim
FLV is a nice kit. No painting required but you know I will use some on the nose cones and pods.My first thought 13mm in the SRB pods A10PT. The pods are a tad bigger than a BT5 but what the heck a little masking tape will hold the motors in just fine.
FLV is a nice kit. No painting required but you know I will use some on the nose cones and pods.My first thought 13mm in the SRB pods A10PT. The pods are a tad bigger than a BT5 but what the heck a little masking tape will hold the motors in just fine.
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