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Apollo
QUEST Model #2003 Description The Apollo is a unique fantasy kit scale-look sport payloader. Additional Information Length: 27″ Diameter: 1.18″ Weight: 2.0oz. Recovery: Dual 12″ parachutes Plastic nose cone Plastic fin unit Flights to 600 feet! Recommended Motor: B6-2, B6-4, C6-3, C6-5 Instructions Photo Gallery Build History 10/21/1999 – Purchased Quest Apollo from Hobbylinc for…
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Apex
QUEST Model #1614 Description Show your patriotic spirit with this red, white, and blue high flying kit. Assembles in 15 to 45 minutes! Quick Kit plastic motor mount & fin unit / Display stand / Self adhesive decals / 14″ parachute recovery. Additional Information Length: 25″ Diameter: 0.98″ Weight: 1.95 oz. Altitude: 1,000′ Recommended Motors:…
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Antari
QUEST Model #103 Description This little easy to build kit features plastic fins and streamer recovery! Brightly colored, model plastic nose cone and one piece fin unit, plus brilliant fluorescent decals make this rocket stand out at high altitudes. Quest’s advanced design features: Kevlar Shock Cord System and Easy-Lock Motor Mount. Dependable streamer recovery system…
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X-21
SEMROC Model #KCC-4 Additional Information Instructions Photo Gallery Build History Flights
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Vega
SEMROC Model #KV-25 Description The Semroc Vega was released in 1969 as the fifth Semroc kit. Designed to be a large rocket, the Vega was inspired by the early Estes Big Bertha. Since the Vega was the fifth kit, it was named after the fifth brightest star. The Vega aslo was the forerunner to the…
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Triton
SEMROC Model #KV-23 Description The Triton was designed in 1968 by George Corbett, Vice President of SemrocAstronautics as the first Semroc kit. Designed to be an entry level high performancemodel rocket, The Triton was about as simple as you could get. Using featherweightrecovery, the rocket was very light and capable of high altitudes. If you…
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Swift
SEMROC Model #KV-24 Description The Swift was introduced in 1968. The Semroc Swift was ans entry level kit modeled after the Estes Mark II and Centuri Micron. It did offer parachute recovery. The earliest models were shipped with an A6-3 motor to use to space the thrust ring and later to use for the first…
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Space Plane
SEMROC Model #KCC-3 Description The Space Plane was originally sold in 1961 as the first mass-produced boost glider kit, Estes number K-3. It features some somewhat complex aspects to achieve the transition from boost to glide–spin tabs for rotational stability, and elevons locked in horizontal trim by the motor, which spits out enabling them to…
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Snipe Hunter
SEMROC Model #KV-51 Description The Centuri Snipe Hunter was released in 1967 as a see thru plastic payload single stage rocket with parachute recovery. The Snipe Hunter was first flown at the first international model rocket championships in Czechoslovakia. Over the years, the design changed several times. The earliest version had a BC-80 balsa nose…
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Sky Hook
SEMROC Model #KV-0 Description The Sky Hook was introduced in 1963 in the August issue of Model Rocket News. The plans were included, but a complete kit was offered in the new products section. The Sky Hook was a durable sport rocket, using the BT-30 that had thicker walls than the later BT-20. It was…