M42 High Power Launch Pad

The M42 is a heavy duty launch pad that can support and launch those big-'n-burly high power rockets. It is made from beefy aluminum with a very wide base so it won't tip over in a strong wind, but is considerably lighter weight than compared to a steel pad. It can use either a rail or a launch rod. The launch rail is NOT included, but available separately.

Motor Mount Kit With Boattail

This boattail engine mount kit allows you to put an 18mm engine inside a BT-55 (33mm) diameter tube. It includes a cast urethane resin boattail that adds attractiveness and reduces the drag of the rocket. If you design your own rockets, make this motor mount a part of your next project.

Semroc Satellite Killer

The Satellite Killer was released in 1980 by Centuri Engineering Company. Since this kit was done in the final days of Centuri as a separate company from Estes Industries, there were no follow-up designs to the "War in Space" series of kits that this was a part of.

The Retro-Repro Satellite Killer from Semroc is updated with laser-cut fiber fins. The original foil decals were changed to waterslide for ease of use and durability. Most of the rest of the model is faithful to the original design.

Semroc Trident

The original Astron Trident was released by Estes Industries in their 1968 catalog. Featuring a new ducted ejection system, the Astron Trident became an icon for futuristic models that would follow.

The Semroc Retro-Repro Trident is very faithful to the original design, using nine precision balsa nose cones. The original did not have decals, but instructions were included to make some from cellophane tape, paint, and India ink. A waterslide decal is provided to replicate the original design.

Semroc Omega

The original Astron Omega was released by Estes Industries in 1970. It was designed by Mike Dorffler as a launch vehicle for his famous Cineroc, the first commercially available 8mm camera designed for a model rocket.

The Semroc Retro-Repro Omega is close to the original design. The simulated Cineroc payload is included. This is a two-stage rocket. Both stages have slotted tubes for perfect fin alignment.

Semroc Centuri Orion

This is a reproduction of the Centuri Orion rocket that was released in 1971. It features modernized components like laser-cut fins and tube. With parts that could go in the Saturn V or the Saturn 1B, the Orion is designed to look like a futuristic interplanetary exploration rocket from NASA. It has lots of detail that gives the model great eye appeal that you'll be proud to show off.

V-2 Conversion Kit

The V-2 kit from Spacemonkey Models is begging to be converted into a real flying model rocket. This conversion kit allows you to do just that. It allows you to modify the plastic model (not included) and put a rocket engine and a parachute into the impressive model. It specifically allows the rocket to be flown with 24mm diameter model rocket motors. The rocket is the most accurate display model, and now it can take to the air too!

24mm Plywood Display Stand

You wanted a more durable display stand than our inexpensive cardstock display stand. You asked for it, and we listened. This new stand made from 1/8" thick, laser-cut plywood and allows you to stand your rockets vertically so that they can stand up on a shelf. You've spent a lot of time building the rockets, now it is time to show them off.

Strap-on Booster Pods

This accessory allows you to add strap-on booster pods to almost any model rocket. They are designed to fall away during the flight, just like the real ones used on the Space Shuttle. The set includes two booster pods.