#rocket

A scale-accurate model of the interesting yet unsuccessful Launcherone rocket (designed for 38mm motors).

Buildig a classic kit and preserving the design for the future.

Building a half-scale phoenix missile proved to be a challenge.

A project to document and preserve the Flight Systems Inc. (FSI) Black Brant II model rocket kit.

Dalton's Journey to Certification from build to launch

Virgin Orbit air launch to orbit system - HPR model

Baby was Japan’s first two-stage rocket to demonstrate flight stability, telemetry, and payload recovery in 1955. It laid the foundation for the country’s space programme.

Japan's first large post-war sounding rocket family, developed at the Institute of Industrial Science (IIS) of the University of Tokyo, and tested at a new beach launch site in Michikawa, Akita Prefecture

The AIM-54 Phoenix is a long-range air-to-air missile developed by the United States during the late 1960s and early 1970s. It was primarily designed for use with the U.S. Navy's F-14 Tomcat.

An extremely successful sounding rocket

I have a classic FSI Black Brant II kit from the 70's/80's that I'm going to build. The kit is in great shape and I wanted to do it justice by building it to the highest standard.

It became one of those projects that I really connected with and poured a lot of myself into. I'm really proud of the result and get great satisfaction seeing it on the shelf.

There was a great amount of excitement for the first orbital launch from the UK. and I was really taken by the aesthetics of the Launcher One. I decided to build a scale model, and here we are.