Understanding Your Rocketry Membership Insurance

The Laser LOC

The Laser LOC from LOC Precision Rocketry is a new, minimum diameter 38mm rocket designed for pure altitude. It has high durability components, a fiberglassed fin can, thick wall tubes and through-the-wall fin installation. Combined, they make up a rocket capable of handling even the highest power 38mm engines. And with the minimum-drag airframe, you will get some serious altitude. It's like a laser beam across the sky!

The Vektra from North Coast Rocketry is a concept of the future of air-to-air missiles. It stands 3ft tall, has 2 sets of 4 fins, laser-cut plywood components and is designed with high-power in mind. This kit is perfect for those individuals looking to fly on the high end of the 29mm rockets motors. The Vectra is designed for altitude, and it has the motor options to match.

The North Coast Rocketry F-117 Boost Glider kit is for the daring modeler looking for a challenge. It is a Skill Level 5 kit because it is both a rocket and a glider. At motor ejection, the pop-pod is kicked rearward out of the glider, and the elevon snaps upward to get the model into a fast glide. The kit utilizes a combination of balsawood, plywood, vacuum formed plastic and 3D-Printed parts for construction. It flies on 24mm diameter composite propellant motors. You won't be stealthy on the rocket range for long when you show up with this glider. It attracts attention, like blowing a fog horn in a library.

The Estes' Destination Mars - Mars Longship flying model rocket kit, we call it the "Mars Mars" kit because they use the word twice in succession in the product name. The shape will remind you of the vessle from the movie 2001: A Space Odyessy with its spherical nose and long body with lots of cargo pods attached to it. It's a nice Skill Level 3 build, and flies on a wide variety of 24mm diameter motors.

Attention School Teachers: You wanted a collection of parts so that your students could make their own models. The Design Your Own Rocket kit includes everything needed to make a basic 24mm diameter rocket with an 18mm motor mount for common A, B, and C size motors. Your students get to design their own fins from balsa, choose between a parachute and a streamer (both included), and stylize the rocket however they want. Cheap and affordable - and NO INSTRUCTIONS INCLUDED, so they are truly on their own (but video tutorials are referenced where they can get some guidelines to make safe rockets). 

DynaStar FlameThrower

The DynaStar FlameThrower rocket is inspired by a rifle bullet - and it's about that fast too; it uses a two-engine cluster to accelerate it skyward. With two motors, it produces twice the amount of flame, twice the amount of smoke and twice the thunderous noise compared to a regular single-engine rocket. The kit features a blow-molded plastic transition, nose cone, and laser-cut basswood fins. Catch a glimpse of this speedy rocket now. (More coming soon!)