Congrats Aldo on your artwork being selected, great work!
Also, great forward thinking and marketing ideas from Estes to have 2 scales to work with, especially on the 1/200 to interest beginners and catch their eye. Makes perfect business sense to me. Randy http://www.vernarockets.com http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HHJHOK6 http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00O14ET8K http://www.amazon.com/dp/B01CX1UPCG https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07C95BNQH |
I predict the sales of the 1:200 scale RTF to be 100 times the sales of the 1:100 scale kit.
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Can they do a run in chocolate for Easter?
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Heck, I’ll probably get them for the grandkids, besides several for me. An RTF has huge potential once the Apollo 11 50th Anniversary buzz starts. And if they do them in chocolate ... well, I hope it’s hollow. I always like the hollow bunnies at Easter. Tastes better, and less fattening :) |
Thanks for the clarification of there being two models. In that case, I'm actually excited. Maybe the 1/200 will the surprise in the 1/100 box? :D
And in my surprise, I forgot to mention that the artwork is great! |
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I like chocolate rockets. They always give me a boost. :D |
Plastic RTF's are great for Winter launches / muddy fields. I'll buy one (or two).
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If you want to build one that size the Balsa Machining one by Peter Alway is darn close at 195th scale.
If you can find one. |
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I have a couple of them, but I don't have more than 10 of them like SOME guys do. :rolleyes: |
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