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Old 08-16-2010, 06:01 PM
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Default Roy's passive-aggressive rocket auction

In a recent thread here, I posted a list of the unbuilt rocket kits I have hanging around here, and I realized I just have too many rocket kits.

So, I'm going to sell some.

Some.

Maybe a few, maybe a lot. I dunno.

Depends.

You get a chance to help me determine how many to sell, by bidding on them.

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HERE ARE THE RULES

Bidding is open through September 16, 2010.

Bid through email to rocketbids@roygreen.com .
Do NOT bid in this thread.

Ask questions in this thread. Do NOT ask questions by email, or by private message. All answers will be public. And please, be careful not to quote this entire message in yours, ok?

Bid as many times as you want.

You can bid on individual rockets, or you can bid on blocks that you define.

Some of the kits HAVE been opened. I'll try and update the list when I can, but you can always ask in this thread. Most of the boxed kits are NOT shrinkwrapped.

No bid is binding. I may or may not accept the highest bid. For instance, though I will entertain bids on the Centuri Little Joe II, I almost certainly will not sell it. There are probably a number of rockets like that. But don't let that stop you from making an offer/bid.

I may or may not report highest bids so far in this thread. I may end up not selling a thing!

If I accept your bid, I will contact you via email sometime after September 16 to agree on payment and shipping. If I don't, you won't hear from me. Preferred payment method will be Paypal. Any other method will incur a delay.

The binding moment will be the Paypal receipt.

Have fun, and maybe we can do some bidnez.

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Manufacturer (quantity if more than one) rocket name (additional notes)

aerotech astrobee d (open)
aerotech hv arcas (open)
apogee centrix
apogee (2) delta III (one open)
apogee maxima 1/2a-a boost glider
apogee maxima b boost glider
apogee saturn 1b (open)
apogee saturn V (open)
asp super loki dart (open)
bms (3) mars snooper
centuri apollo little joe II (1/45)
centuri skylab (open)
cmr d-region tomahawk (open)
cosmodrome vostok
custom matra
dr zooch saturn 1b
dr zooch space shuttle
dr.zooch luna (open)
edmonds deltie airshow
estes (2) 36 d squared
estes alien invader (original)
estes alpha (80's)
estes alpha (90's)
estes (3) alpha (k25)
estes (2) army patriot
estes (3) baby bertha
estes battlestar galactica laser torpedo (shrink wrapped)
estes big daddy
estes big daddy E
estes (2) black brant II
estes blackhawk
estes blu-97b
estes blue ninja
estes boeing a.l.c.m. cruise missile (the kit, not the little RTF)
estes broadsword
estes (2) canadian arrow
estes cc-express
estes challenger-II
estes cosmos mariner
estes crossbow sst
estes dark star
estes (3) deep space transport
estes (2) der V3
estes dragonship 7
estes (2) d-region tomahawk (2009 version)
estes (3) e2x bandit (one is launchables version)
estes e2x rampage
estes eagle boost glider
estes (2) echostar
estes eggspress
estes eliminator
estes (2) honest john (collector's series maxi brute)
estes honest john (k27 open)
estes honest john (maxi brute box re-release)
estes honest john #1919
estes (2) interceptor
estes (2) interceptor E
estes (4) jupiter c
estes laser twin
estes (2) ltv scout
estes maniac
estes (2) mars lander (one in box, one parts complete in a shopping bag)
estes mars snooper (collector's edition)
estes maxi alpha 3
estes menace
estes mercury redstone (2" plastic fins)
estes mercury redstone (2" wood fins)
estes (2) mercury-atlas
estes night wing
estes nike ajax
estes (2) nike apache
estes odyssey
estes optima
estes (2) orbital transport (classic series)
estes (3) outlander
estes (2) pathfinder
estes patrol cruiser excalibur
estes paveway
estes photon disruptor II
estes python
estes recruiter
estes (2) renegade (2 stage)
estes (5) ricochet
estes (2) rubicon
estes sandhawk
estes (2) saturn 1b 1/100 (one open, one sealed)
estes saturn v (#2001)
estes saturn v (#2157)
estes (2) scissor wing transport (plastic hub)
estes screamin' mimi
estes shrike
estes (2) sizzler (bt60 rear eject)
estes skywriter
estes solar flare
estes (2) spaceshipone (one in launchables package)
estes (2) spaceshipone e
estes sr-71 blackbird
estes star stryker
estes star trek enterprise (25th ann)
estes star trek enterprise (original from 1976)
estes star trek klingon battle cruiser (25th ann)
estes starfighter combo --- orion starfighter and torellian invader
estes stormchaser
estes strikefighter
estes super big bertha (shrink wrapped)
estes terrier sandhawk (open)
estes titan IIIe
estes (3) V2 (#1952 - maxi-brute re-release)
estes vanguard eagle
estes x-ray (#1218)
estes x-wing fighter (15th ann)
estes x-wing fighter (maxi-brute open)
estes north coast big brute (open)
estes north coast bomarc (open)
estes north coast interceptor g (open)
estes north coast x-wing fighter (open)
estes pro series (2) jayhawk
estes pro series patriot
fliskits acme spitfire
fliskits align 8
fliskits borealis
fliskits corona
fliskits freedom forge missile
fliskits rock star
fliskits thunderbird (open)
fliskits tres
fliskits nomad
hawks super orbital transport
holverson silver hawk
holverson swinger
holverson zoomie
lawndart piggyback shuttle (clone of orbital transport)
loc graduator
local cloner trident
mpc delta-katt (blister pack)
mpc flat cat (open)
mpc microsonde III (open)
mpc tomahawk (open)
mpc vostok rd-107 (open)
mrc 2x2
mrc (4) thermal hawk
mrc (2) trailblaser II
north coast big brute (open)
north coast brighthawk (open)
north coast competition boost glider 13mm
north coast competition boost glider 18mm
north coast juno (open)
original rockets (randy gilbert) das big blue max (open)
qcr (2) #14 - 1/4a rocket glider
qcr (2) #35 - 1/4a, 1/2a boost glider
qcr (2) #40 - 1/2a, a boost glider
qcr (2) #95 - 1/2a, a rotaroc
quest (2) antari
quest aurora
quest (3) big betty
quest (2) dc-y space clipper
quest (2) evader
quest flat cat (open)
quest harpoon agm
quest hl-20
quest intruder
quest mlas
quest shuttle intrepid
quest terrier orion
quest triton-x
quest X-30 aerospace plane
red river starliner dst
red river uss promethius
roachwerks ltv scout (open)
roachwerks nike hercules 18mm (open, started)
rogue crossfire
saturn press apollo saturn v
saturn press arcas
saturn press astrobee 1500
semroc aerobee hi
semroc aerobee hi (naram 47)
semroc centaur
semroc constellation
semroc firefly
semroc hydra VII
semroc laser-x
semroc (2) mark
semroc (2) mars lander (one open, started)
semroc nighthawk
semroc recruiter
semroc (3) saturn 1b
semroc (2) sls laser-x
semroc space shuttle
semroc (2) spev
semroc squire
semroc sst shuttle I
semroc texas firefly
semroc v2
semroc x-ray
semroc (2) space plane
shecter super samurai
surefire code name: total destruction
tango papa mars lander 4" (open)
taras' company (centuri hustler clone) (open)
unidentified 13mm boost glider
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Old 08-16-2010, 07:29 PM
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Hi Roy,

Would you consider shipping to Canada?

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Old 08-16-2010, 07:36 PM
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Hi Roy,

Would you consider shipping to Canada?

Remi Duchesne


I don't see why not.
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I don't see why not.

Since you may not even sell anything, why not consider shipping to Canada, eh?
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Old 08-16-2010, 09:05 PM
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I like your style! And WOW, what a list!
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Old 08-16-2010, 09:41 PM
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I like your style! And WOW, what a list!


I'll say it again, "WOW"!
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Old 08-16-2010, 10:28 PM
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Agreed -- this should be fun to participate, even just watch, if bids are posted. Re: Little Joe II, I understand the reasoning to probably decline to sell it. I'm interested to see what this kit can actually drum up in dollar potential. A Centuri Orion just went for over $300 on eBay, so there is apparently plenty of collectors willing to throw large sums of cash at rare kits.
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Old 08-16-2010, 10:48 PM
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You will need to post high bid. That way someone would be able to bid more if necessary if he falls behind on an item of interested.
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Tell me about the condition of your LTV Scouts, Sandhawk, Pro Series Terrier-Sandhawk and Pro Series Patriot. (i.e. sealed or not, condition of balsa and tubes, etc)
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Old 08-16-2010, 10:56 PM
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Agreed -- this should be fun to participate, even just watch, if bids are posted. Re: Little Joe II, I understand the reasoning to probably decline to sell it. I'm interested to see what this kit can actually drum up in dollar potential. A Centuri Orion just went for over $300 on eBay, so there is apparently plenty of collectors willing to throw large sums of cash at rare kits.


On the same night as the Orion (last night, Sunday) a Little Joe II 1/45 DID sell and it went for about $407, as I recall. Not mine and I did not purchase (I have my appropriate share of those).

The Orion which sold last night, btw, was the 'boxed' version. Now, my vintage Orion (which I still fly) was purchased in '78 when Centuri discontinued the Orion (though I had lusted after one ever since it was intro'd in '71) and I paid....now get this.....$2.95 'discontinued' price! But anyway, the interesting thing about the 'discontinued' Orion I received from Centuri during that sale is that it was this same boxed version.

Does anyone know exactly when the boxed version was released? I know at one time several of the Centuri kits were released in boxed versions (the Long Tom, maybe the Space Shuttle, and possible a couple others), but I'm not sure exactly when they were released in boxed form. I don't believe that was their 'original issue' form.

Anyway....it was interesting to see a kit I paid $2.95 for '78 go for over $300 last night. If only I'd known as a 16 year old kid in '78 that $2.95 would eventually go for over $300, not sure how many I would have bought! (well, yes, actually I do: exactly ONE, 'cause that was about all the money I had at the time anyway....rocketry was always a 'stretch' thing budget-wise 'back in the day', as it was for many of you, too I assume. I remember that $15.95 price for a Centuri Saturn V seemed like a million dollars to me).

If anyone knows the background on the Centuri boxed kits, I'd be all ears.

Thanks,

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