The Semroc Taurus is an updated version of the classic Centuri kit that first appeared in 1972. It was advertised as an Alien Planetary Cruiser. It has all the classic components of a throw-back rocket kit, like a four balsa wood nose cones, two balsa transtion sections, a lot of tubes, water-slide decals, and a lot of body tubes. If you paint it up in the Taurian Admiralty's fleet colors, this is an attractive model that will gather a lot of attention at your next launch.

What a way to celebrate Independance Day with the launch of the USS America. This reproduction of the Centuri model rocket from 1976 is sure to be a successful highlight at your next launch. With two side pods and simulated jet engines slung beneath the wings, the model is as distinctive as it is powerful. Flies on 24mm diameter D, E and F size model rocket motors.

The Semroc Blue Jay is a delta-shaped joined-wing glider. Its shape allows for easy assembly like a jigsaw puzzle, and for a nice easy glide without a lot of fussing around during the trimming process. The motor pod detaches from the glider at burnout, and is recovered by a long streamer.

This is totally new and so unique, we guarantee you've never seen it before. Based on the Apogee Peak-of-Flight Newsletter article by Dave Flanagan, this parachute is designed to spin as it comes down. It is twice as efficient as a normal parachute with the same surface area, and it also doesn't sway as it descends. It's made from nylon cloth, and is perfect for mid-power rocket. Plus there are so many other advantages, that you definitely have to check it out. You absolutely must be the first to own one and show it off at your next launch.