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Ill go first-Fliskit
Heres my first cardstock rocket. I wanted to try one. It was fun and a CHEAP way to add a rocket to my fleet.
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Welcome to my world
ScottyDog,
Welcome to my world. I'l been doing cardstock models for years. I love it. I'm currently working on a launchable Colonial Viper paper rocket. Daniel |
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Moved the Hijack to a new thread.. Cardstock Soyuz
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Bob Harrington NAR #62740 L1 AMA #46042 CMASS & RIMRA Member Last edited by Bob H : 02-04-2011 at 07:44 AM. |
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Nicely built! How did construction go? I know those fins can be a pain, but they sure do work!
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Show off... LOL Seriously, Bob has one of the nicest collection of card stock models I've ever seen!
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I love those rockets. I've built several. I had one that probably made 20+ launches before the dampness of an early morning flight finally did it in. I built a few for a scout launch that was confined to a small tree-lined site to avoild losing more expensive rockets. One thing that is real nice about them is they give a very high performance flight on an A motor. B motor puts them almost out of site.
Oh, the fins.....I didn't find they were a problem at all. One trick is to score the lines before you fold. I typically use one of those very small screwdrivers, the kind used for working on small electronics, etc. |
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Score!
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Redstone
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I use a clay modelling tool that has a rounded point on one end. I also always use a metal ruler when scoring or cutting parts out. A dried up ball point pen can be used to score card as well, but I've always found that they tend to drag on the paper a bit because of the ink residue. You can also find small burnishing tools and scribers at art supply and hobby stores. Greg |
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Good build
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