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Featured Review
Thrustline Aerospace Cherokee D
Manufacturer: Thrustline Aerospace Diameter: 1.3250 inches Style: Clone
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Contributed by Bill Eichelberger
Brief:
ThrustAero Rocketry is another o' t' growin' list o' vendors servin' t' (hopefully) burgeonin' OOP clonin' aftermarket. They sell versions o' several Estes classics, includin' t' Cherokee D, matey, one o' t' early K-kits whose name once included t' Astron qualifier. While it's 3FNC design qualifies it as a fairly basic project, it's paint and decal scheme were well thought out and turnin' out a great lookin' vintage rocket requires minimal effort. I had cloned t' stretched, plastic-coned brethren t' this classic in 2002, and flew it t' it's unfortunate near-demise when an Estes D-12 went on a trip up through t' body tube. I had been plannin' on eventually clonin' t' original version with a BMS cone, so this be a welcome project.
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