Another mystery identity.

[Newbomb Turk]

Back in the mid-to-late 1980's, while roaming the woods along my launching field, I found this rough looking build. I always coinsidered it scratch, but thought some of you might know if it is a Centuri model or by someone other than Estes. I was an Estes snob, and was confused and frightened by the strange and unusual ways of other companies.

[A Fish Named Wallyum]

Doesn't look familiar. Cool, but the lack of an engine hook says scratchbuild. Name it and fly it. You might find out that it's one of your favorites. :cool:

[sandman]

That looks like something Jim Flis would make.

It's sorta "Flislike".

[RandyT0001]

Could be "Fliskitish" also.

[chrism]

It could be a scratch from a Designer's Special.

[Tau Zero]

Doesn't look familiar. Cool, but the lack of an engine hook says scratchbuild. Name it and fly it. You might find out that it's one of your favorites. :cool:Reminds me of a Joe Walsh album. Specifically, the one called "You Bought It - You Name It." ;) :D :cool:

[jeffyjeep]

It looks like a Lazer-X got drunk one night, "got busy" with a BBIII, and this was their love child.

[Jerry Irvine]

Kitbashing is still legal, isn't it?

[evil ed]

There may or may not have been an engine hook. It looks like the engine mount may have been a blowout.

[Newbomb Turk]

Always fun to speculate. Also always fun to mention Joe Walsh.

During my apparently somewhat frequent searches circa mid-80's, I found a couple of other interesting items (I don't recall if I found any of my lost rockets). No mystery to this one, though. Looks like I'll be ordering another cone from SEMROC soon.