Well, nearly free. You have to supply your own printer ink and cardstock. Besides that, though, these look like great candidates for conversion to 13mm motors.
There are also models of the X-20 Dynasoar, Proton, and some other space-related hardware.
Here's the link to the Vostok:
I forgot to mention -
Check out the photos of the completed models, both on the individual model pages and in the 'gallery'; these kits produce absolutely beautiful finished models.
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geez, when did RMR become the slashdot of model rocketry?
Translates to "A Møøse ønce bit my sister...."
Translates to "This is most probably because the user has exceeded his traffic limit. If this is the case then the page will be reopened again tomorrow."
O.k., I'm gonna plead ignorant and beg for mercy - what's slashdot? A model-builder's forum?
"There are no access to the homepage you requested.
This is most probably because the user has exceeded his traffic limit. If this is the case then the page will be reopened again tomorrow. "
Darn.
model-builder's forum?
Slashdot is a geek forum/web site/news feed. If you get "slashdotted" it means you featured in slashdot article to the extent that geeks went to your site in large enough numbers to exceed your bandwidth limit. Happened to the Gates brothers a while back IIRC.
model-builder's forum?
Specifically a UNIX geek website.
model-builder's forum?
DOH!
I should have guessed. I have heard the term "farked" before, which has exactly the same meaning, for when a website gets linked to from
And, if Lars Folmann (the site owner) happens to come across this thread, I apologize if I caused any problems, and THANKS for those incredible models!!!
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