Hello everyone! I am currently a student in the Aerospace Manufacturing Engineering Technology program at Confederation College. As part of my program we have to create our own project in which I chose to make my own model rocket, a replica of the Saturn V rockets, for our final year of classes. I have always been fascinated with space and the technology used to get there which is why I chose to take on this challenge. One of the things I love the most is that the more you get into it the more there is to learn in order to safely fly these wonderful machines. Which is why I decided to join the community here. So I can meet and chat with other like minded individuals to help my adventures in rocketry stay safe and legal.
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Very good! You’ve got good reason to be here.
Out of curiosity, are you building the Apogee 1/70th scale kits or are you doing something else?
I purchased the 1/70th kit as a reference to reverse engineer. I am constructing my model out of other material/process that I have learned in class. The body will be carbon fibre. Nose cone, transition covers, and fins are made from 3D resin print. I do have some purchased parts like the motors and motor tubes that will be used.
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