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Very nice! I've always preferred the camo paint on a V2.
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Very nice! I've always preferred the camo paint on a V2.
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That's a good looking little V2!
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That is a very nice V2 great job!
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Here is my LOC 7.5" V2 flying at MDRA. It was my level 2 rocket. Unfortunately it only made 3 flights before coming in ballistic. It missed London like most of the other V2s did as well.
CTI J520 SK
CTI J425 BS
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CTI J520 SK
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Here is my LOC 7.5" V2 flying at MDRA. It was my level 2 rocket. Unfortunately it only made 3 flights before coming in ballistic. It missed London like most of the other V2s did as well.
CTI J520 SK
CTI J425 BS
I am not seeing your pictures for some reason.
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Me neither.
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My ASP V2 (see a few posts back) did not survive it's second flight. The chute lines tangled and the result was a dirty, dinged up nose and big dent in the body, presumably from the node cone punching a hole in it. At least I have the pictures to remember the happier days. :sad:
On a happier note, I plan to build a larger replacement.
On a happier note, I plan to build a larger replacement.
Here's my Semroc V-2, painted similarly to White Sands round number 3, May 10, 1946. I thought the yellow and black would be fairly uncommon, but I see that it isn't. Very nicely done on all the others. This is nice flying rocket, it goes with me to most launches.
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Here's my assortment.
A loc 7.5" V-2, 17 years old, ready to fly again tomorrow along with a mountainside 2.6" version, and flying 15 years ago on a J-415.
A 5.5" scratch build with hand built glassed cone, and honecomb alumunum fins flying on a J-415.
A 4" mountainside V-2 flying on an H-128
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A loc 7.5" V-2, 17 years old, ready to fly again tomorrow along with a mountainside 2.6" version, and flying 15 years ago on a J-415.
A 5.5" scratch build with hand built glassed cone, and honecomb alumunum fins flying on a J-415.
A 4" mountainside V-2 flying on an H-128
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Here's the last one, A cruciform depron winged V-2 RC rocket boosted glider, flies extremely well with just tailerons.
Here's the build thread with pictures and some links embedded with electric pusher and rocket boost. Really docile.
https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=991810
Here's the build thread with pictures and some links embedded with electric pusher and rocket boost. Really docile.
https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=991810
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Here's a link to the final flight photos of the LOC 7.5" V-2, it is now proudly sitting 60' up in a tree
Flying on a J-540 redline.
https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showpost.php?p=19449003&postcount=134
Flying on a J-540 redline.
https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showpost.php?p=19449003&postcount=134
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Welcome to the SCALE V-2, also known as the A-4, Gallery on TRF.
This gallery showcases the V-2 and those rockets derived from it. Particularly appropriate in this thread are the following:
Aerospace Specialty Products (ASP): V-2 (24mm): #KV2-24
Apogee Components: Micro V-2: #5021
Centuri: V2: KS-19 or #5149
Currell Graphics: V-2 Rocket:
Estes: Maxi Brute V-2: #K-67 or #1267
Estes: Maxi-Brute V-2: #1952
Estes: V-2: K-22 or #1222
Estes: V-2: #1926
Estes: V-2: #3228
Hostile Projectiles: V-2 Rocket:
LOC/Precision: 3.9" V2: PK-57 a.k.a. 4" V-2
LOC/Precision: 7.5" V2: PK-100
Mountainside Hobbies: Sport Scale V-2: #103
Mountainside Hobbies: 4" V-2: #500
Noris Raketen: A-4 Peenemunde: #004
Performance Rocketry: 1/5 Scale V-2:
Semroc: V-2 xKit: #XES-K22
Thrustline: V2: TA-019
Thrustline: V-2: TACL-016
US Rockets: V-2 2.25: #1202
as well as any upscales, downscales, clones, kitbashes or other derivative works. Even Goonies qualify!
The V-2 rocket (German: Vergeltungswaffe 2, i.e. retaliation weapon 2), technical name Aggregat-4 (A4), was a ballistic missile that was developed at the beginning of the Second World War in Germany, specifically targeted at London and later Antwerp. The liquid-propellant rocket was the world's first long-range combat-ballistic missile and first known non-human-piloted artifact to achieve sub-orbital spaceflight. It was the progenitor of all modern rockets, including those used by the United States and Soviet Union's space programs. During the aftermath of World War II the American, Soviet and British governments all gained access to the V-2's technical designs and the actual German scientists responsible for creating the rockets, via Operation Paperclip, Operation Osoaviakhim and Operation Backfire.
The weapon was presented by Nazi propaganda as a retaliation for the bombers that attacked ever more German cities from 1942 until the end of the war.
Over 3,000 V-2s were launched as military rockets by the German Wehrmacht against Allied targets during the war, mostly London and later Antwerp. The attacks resulted in the death of an estimated 7,250 military personnel and civilians, while 12,000 forced labourers were killed producing the weapons.
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This gallery showcases the V-2 and those rockets derived from it. Particularly appropriate in this thread are the following:
Aerospace Specialty Products (ASP): V-2 (24mm): #KV2-24
Apogee Components: Micro V-2: #5021
Centuri: V2: KS-19 or #5149
Currell Graphics: V-2 Rocket:
Estes: Maxi Brute V-2: #K-67 or #1267
Estes: Maxi-Brute V-2: #1952
Estes: V-2: K-22 or #1222
Estes: V-2: #1926
Estes: V-2: #3228
Hostile Projectiles: V-2 Rocket:
LOC/Precision: 3.9" V2: PK-57 a.k.a. 4" V-2
LOC/Precision: 7.5" V2: PK-100
Mountainside Hobbies: Sport Scale V-2: #103
Mountainside Hobbies: 4" V-2: #500
Noris Raketen: A-4 Peenemunde: #004
Performance Rocketry: 1/5 Scale V-2:
Semroc: V-2 xKit: #XES-K22
Thrustline: V2: TA-019
Thrustline: V-2: TACL-016
US Rockets: V-2 2.25: #1202
as well as any upscales, downscales, clones, kitbashes or other derivative works. Even Goonies qualify!
The V-2 rocket (German: Vergeltungswaffe 2, i.e. retaliation weapon 2), technical name Aggregat-4 (A4), was a ballistic missile that was developed at the beginning of the Second World War in Germany, specifically targeted at London and later Antwerp. The liquid-propellant rocket was the world's first long-range combat-ballistic missile and first known non-human-piloted artifact to achieve sub-orbital spaceflight. It was the progenitor of all modern rockets, including those used by the United States and Soviet Union's space programs. During the aftermath of World War II the American, Soviet and British governments all gained access to the V-2's technical designs and the actual German scientists responsible for creating the rockets, via Operation Paperclip, Operation Osoaviakhim and Operation Backfire.
The weapon was presented by Nazi propaganda as a retaliation for the bombers that attacked ever more German cities from 1942 until the end of the war.
Over 3,000 V-2s were launched as military rockets by the German Wehrmacht against Allied targets during the war, mostly London and later Antwerp. The attacks resulted in the death of an estimated 7,250 military personnel and civilians, while 12,000 forced labourers were killed producing the weapons.
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ASP V-2 24mm (KV2-24) Basic Information.
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V-2 (24mm)
#KV2-24
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Final Year:
Designer:
Type: Scale
Recovery: Parachute
Stages: 1
Length: 14.125"/35.88 cm
Diameter: 1.637"/41.6 mm
Span:
Weight: 3.7 oz/105 gm
Mfg. Description: The V - 2 ("Vengeance Weapon 2") is perhaps the most famous, and certainly the most infamous, rocket ever built. Designed by Werner von Braun for the Nazi war effort during WWII, the V - 2 was the world's first large liquid-fueled rocket. Originally designated the A - 4, thousands were built by prisoners during the early 1940s. After the war, many captured V - 2s were flown by the U.S. as well as the Soviet Union. Despite its' horrific inception as a weapon of destruction, the V - 2 was the forerunner of all the large liquid-fuel rockets which were to follow.
Our most popular kit! Like our other V - 2 kits, this model has a pre-drilled balsa boattail & balsa nose cone, laser-cut basswood fins and is accurately scaled. Designed primarily to fly on D12 motors, it will also fly "outta - sight" on a composite E! Also flies great on 18mm Bs & Cs with adapter EA18/24 (not included).
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V-2 (24mm)
#KV2-24
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Length: 14.125"/35.88 cm
Diameter: 1.637"/41.6 mm
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Weight: 3.7 oz/105 gm
Mfg. Description: The V - 2 ("Vengeance Weapon 2") is perhaps the most famous, and certainly the most infamous, rocket ever built. Designed by Werner von Braun for the Nazi war effort during WWII, the V - 2 was the world's first large liquid-fueled rocket. Originally designated the A - 4, thousands were built by prisoners during the early 1940s. After the war, many captured V - 2s were flown by the U.S. as well as the Soviet Union. Despite its' horrific inception as a weapon of destruction, the V - 2 was the forerunner of all the large liquid-fuel rockets which were to follow.
Our most popular kit! Like our other V - 2 kits, this model has a pre-drilled balsa boattail & balsa nose cone, laser-cut basswood fins and is accurately scaled. Designed primarily to fly on D12 motors, it will also fly "outta - sight" on a composite E! Also flies great on 18mm Bs & Cs with adapter EA18/24 (not included).
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Semroc V-2 xKit (XES-K22) Basic Information.
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V-2 xKit
#XES-K22
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Final Year:
Designer:
Type: Scale
Recovery: Parachute
Stages: 1
Length: 11.4" (29.0 cm)
Diameter: 1.325" (3.4 cm)
Span: 4.0" (10.2 cm)
Weight: 3.7 oz/105 gm
Mfg. Description: The V-2 was introduced in 1965 in the Estes® 1966 Catalog. Based on the German A-4/V-2 designed in the 1940s as a military missile, the Estes® V-2 was one of their first scale models. The V-2 was able to be built as a scale model or semi-scale model with larger fins for better stability. For many early rocket-eers, the V-2 was their first scale model. The V-2 was Estes® #K-22 and the original kit sold for $1.75.
The Semroc V-2 xKit is updated by using laser-cut fins including both the scale and semi-scale parts. The original balsa nose cone and boat tail dimensions and the original body tube sizes are used. A larger washer weight is provided for the semi-scale version.
Plans are not provided in this kit but they are avail-able are online at
https://www.dars.org/jimz/k-22.htm
thanks to the tireless efforts of Jim Zalewski and the generosity of Estes Industries in allowing him to help preserve the past.
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V-2 xKit
#XES-K22
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Final Year:
Designer:
Type: Scale
Recovery: Parachute
Stages: 1
Length: 11.4" (29.0 cm)
Diameter: 1.325" (3.4 cm)
Span: 4.0" (10.2 cm)
Weight: 3.7 oz/105 gm
Mfg. Description: The V-2 was introduced in 1965 in the Estes® 1966 Catalog. Based on the German A-4/V-2 designed in the 1940s as a military missile, the Estes® V-2 was one of their first scale models. The V-2 was able to be built as a scale model or semi-scale model with larger fins for better stability. For many early rocket-eers, the V-2 was their first scale model. The V-2 was Estes® #K-22 and the original kit sold for $1.75.
The Semroc V-2 xKit is updated by using laser-cut fins including both the scale and semi-scale parts. The original balsa nose cone and boat tail dimensions and the original body tube sizes are used. A larger washer weight is provided for the semi-scale version.
Plans are not provided in this kit but they are avail-able are online at
https://www.dars.org/jimz/k-22.htm
thanks to the tireless efforts of Jim Zalewski and the generosity of Estes Industries in allowing him to help preserve the past.
Facecard(s)
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Hostile Projectiles V-2 Rocket Basic Information.
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V-2 Rocket
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Introduced: 2010
Final Year:
Designer: Steve Neill
Type: Scale
Recovery: Parachute
Stages: 1
Length: 15.5"
Diameter:
Span:
Weight:
Mfg. Description:
Hostile Projectiles 2011 Web ad
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V-2 Rocket
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Designer: Steve Neill
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Recovery: Parachute
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Length: 15.5"
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Weight:
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Apogee Components Micro V-2 Basic Information.
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Micro V-2
#5021
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Designer:
Type: Scale
Motor Mount: 1x10.5mm
Recovery: Streamer
Stages: 1 or 2 with optional Blitzkrieg Booster
Length: 17.15 cm (6.75")
Diameter: 18 mm (0.736")
Span:
Weight: 10.0 grams (.35 oz)
Mfg. Description: The blitz is back with another vengeance! The micro-motor powered V-2 Rocket is ready to thunder into your fleet. At just under seven inches tall, this little dynamo will capture those nostalgic feelings for the glory days of rocketry.
Real balsa wood is used for both the nosecone and tailcone. The tailcone is pre-drilled, ready to accept the motor tube for the 10.5 mm motors. Add the balsa fins, launch lug, and recovery system, and you're ready to launch! (Apogee 2004 Web Ad)
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Apogee 2004 Web Ad
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Micro V-2
#5021
Introduced:
Final Year:
Designer:
Type: Scale
Motor Mount: 1x10.5mm
Recovery: Streamer
Stages: 1 or 2 with optional Blitzkrieg Booster
Length: 17.15 cm (6.75")
Diameter: 18 mm (0.736")
Span:
Weight: 10.0 grams (.35 oz)
Mfg. Description: The blitz is back with another vengeance! The micro-motor powered V-2 Rocket is ready to thunder into your fleet. At just under seven inches tall, this little dynamo will capture those nostalgic feelings for the glory days of rocketry.
Real balsa wood is used for both the nosecone and tailcone. The tailcone is pre-drilled, ready to accept the motor tube for the 10.5 mm motors. Add the balsa fins, launch lug, and recovery system, and you're ready to launch! (Apogee 2004 Web Ad)
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Estes Maxi Brute V-2 (K-67, 1267) Basic Information.
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Maxi Brute V-2 or Maxi V-2
#K-67 or #1267
Introduced: 1974
Motor Mount: 1x24mm
Final Year: 1981
Designer: Wayne Kellner
Type: Scale
Recovery: Parachute
Stages: 1
Length: 33.5"
Diameter: 3.938"
Span:
Weight: 12.5 oz.
Mfg. Description: This new giant scale model is a replica of the ground-to-ground ballistic missile developed at Peenemunde before and during World War II. The United States captured many of these rockets during World War II and used them as test vehicles at White Sands during the late 1940s and early 1950s. The last V-2 firing was made at the White Sands Proving Ground in December, 1952.
1974 Estes Catalog
1977 Estes Catalog
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Maxi Brute V-2 or Maxi V-2
#K-67 or #1267
Introduced: 1974
Motor Mount: 1x24mm
Final Year: 1981
Designer: Wayne Kellner
Type: Scale
Recovery: Parachute
Stages: 1
Length: 33.5"
Diameter: 3.938"
Span:
Weight: 12.5 oz.
Mfg. Description: This new giant scale model is a replica of the ground-to-ground ballistic missile developed at Peenemunde before and during World War II. The United States captured many of these rockets during World War II and used them as test vehicles at White Sands during the late 1940s and early 1950s. The last V-2 firing was made at the White Sands Proving Ground in December, 1952.
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Noris Raketen A-4 Peenemunde (#004) Basic Information.
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A-4 Peenemunde
#004
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A-4 Peenemunde
#004
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Recovery: Parachute
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Estes V-2 (#1926) Basic Information.
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V-2
#1926
Introduced: 1984
Final Year: 1987
Designer:
Type: Scale
Motor Mount: 1x18mm
Recovery: Parachute
Stages: 1
Length: 22.4"
Diameter: 2.60"
Span:
Weight: 4.9 oz.
Mfg. Description: Large semi-scale version of the WWII ballistic missile. The original German version stood 46' high, weighed over 14 tons and could travel as much as 200 miles at nearly 2,000 m.p.h. (Estes 1984 Catalog)
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1985 Estes Catalog
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V-2
#1926
Introduced: 1984
Final Year: 1987
Designer:
Type: Scale
Motor Mount: 1x18mm
Recovery: Parachute
Stages: 1
Length: 22.4"
Diameter: 2.60"
Span:
Weight: 4.9 oz.
Mfg. Description: Large semi-scale version of the WWII ballistic missile. The original German version stood 46' high, weighed over 14 tons and could travel as much as 200 miles at nearly 2,000 m.p.h. (Estes 1984 Catalog)
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LOC/Precision 3.9" V-2 (PK-57) Basic Information.
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3.9" V-2
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Motor Mount: 1x38mm
Recovery: Parachute
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Mfg. Description: One of the ADVANCED SERIES of kits, which include factory pre-slotted airframe and through-the-wall fin construction, the 3.9 V2 is our sport scale version of the infamous WWII German V2 rocket. This boat tail kit comes standard with a 38mm motor mount but flies great on F50 and G motors using an optional MMA-2 adapter. The 3.9 V2 is a great performer on a variety of motor packages through Level 1 - For Level 2 motors and large Level 1 motors change the launch lugs to rail buttons to eliminate "rod whip" due to its short height and wide motor mount location. Parachute Recovery.
All LOC/PRECISION "PK-XX" kits include heavy duty airframe and motor mount tubes, high-grade precision-cut plywood fins, centering rings, rip-stop nylon parachute or streamer, nylon elastic shock cord and mount, launch lug, polypropolene nose cones and instructions.
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3.9" V-2
#PK-57
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Motor Mount: 1x38mm
Recovery: Parachute
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Weight:
Mfg. Description: One of the ADVANCED SERIES of kits, which include factory pre-slotted airframe and through-the-wall fin construction, the 3.9 V2 is our sport scale version of the infamous WWII German V2 rocket. This boat tail kit comes standard with a 38mm motor mount but flies great on F50 and G motors using an optional MMA-2 adapter. The 3.9 V2 is a great performer on a variety of motor packages through Level 1 - For Level 2 motors and large Level 1 motors change the launch lugs to rail buttons to eliminate "rod whip" due to its short height and wide motor mount location. Parachute Recovery.
All LOC/PRECISION "PK-XX" kits include heavy duty airframe and motor mount tubes, high-grade precision-cut plywood fins, centering rings, rip-stop nylon parachute or streamer, nylon elastic shock cord and mount, launch lug, polypropolene nose cones and instructions.
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LOC/Precision 7.5" V-2 (PK-100) Basic Information.
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7.5" V-2
#PK-100
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Mfg. Description: Loc V-2 is our first sport scale kit. It's designed around LOC's BT-7.51 to obtain a practical 8.47:1 scale. Because of its size and low weight, the V2 can take to the sky on minimum power 800Ns (J450) re loadable motor. I like to fly mine on K500-M. All LOC/PRECSION PK series kits include heavy duty airframe and motor mount tubes, high-grade precision-cut plywood fins, centering rings, rip-stop nylon parachute or streamer, tubular nylon shock cord , launch lug, polypropylene nose cones and instructions..
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7.5" V-2
#PK-100
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Final Year:
Designer:
Type: Scale
Recovery: Parachute
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Mfg. Description: Loc V-2 is our first sport scale kit. It's designed around LOC's BT-7.51 to obtain a practical 8.47:1 scale. Because of its size and low weight, the V2 can take to the sky on minimum power 800Ns (J450) re loadable motor. I like to fly mine on K500-M. All LOC/PRECSION PK series kits include heavy duty airframe and motor mount tubes, high-grade precision-cut plywood fins, centering rings, rip-stop nylon parachute or streamer, tubular nylon shock cord , launch lug, polypropylene nose cones and instructions..
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Mountainside Hobbies Sport Scale V-2 Basic Information.
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Sport Scale V-2 also known as 2.6" V-2
#103
Introduced:
Final Year:
Designer:
Type: Scale
Motor Mount: 1x24mm
Recovery: Parachute
Stages: 1
Length: 22-1/2"
Diameter: 2.6"
Span:
Weight: 7 oz
Mfg. Description:
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Sport Scale V-2 also known as 2.6" V-2
#103
Introduced:
Final Year:
Designer:
Type: Scale
Motor Mount: 1x24mm
Recovery: Parachute
Stages: 1
Length: 22-1/2"
Diameter: 2.6"
Span:
Weight: 7 oz
Mfg. Description:
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Mountainside Hobbies 4" V-2 (#500) Basic Information.
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4" V-2
#500
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Designer:
Type: Scale
Motor Mount:
Recovery: Parachute
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Mfg. Description: Size: 34" tall by 4" in diameter (approx. 1/16 scale).
Weight: 36 ounces without motor.
More scale-like outline including properly shaped nose and accurately sized fins.
Light, strong construction for flights on consumer G motors through high power H motors.
Perfect for Level 1 certification flights.
29mm motor mount.
1/4" brass launch lug.
Real recovery system including 36' ripstop nylon parachute, 3/8" tubular nylon harness and nomex heat shield.
Stainless steel motor retainer for positive retention of single use and reloadable motors.
Locked in nose weight design can be made adjustable. (Mountainside Hobbies 2004 Web Ad)
Mountainside Hobbies 2002 Web Ad
Mountainside Hobbies 2004 Web Ad
Mountainside Hobbies 2007 Web Ad
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4" V-2
#500
Introduced:
Final Year:
Designer:
Type: Scale
Motor Mount:
Recovery: Parachute
Stages:
Length:
Diameter:
Span:
Weight:
Mfg. Description: Size: 34" tall by 4" in diameter (approx. 1/16 scale).
Weight: 36 ounces without motor.
More scale-like outline including properly shaped nose and accurately sized fins.
Light, strong construction for flights on consumer G motors through high power H motors.
Perfect for Level 1 certification flights.
29mm motor mount.
1/4" brass launch lug.
Real recovery system including 36' ripstop nylon parachute, 3/8" tubular nylon harness and nomex heat shield.
Stainless steel motor retainer for positive retention of single use and reloadable motors.
Locked in nose weight design can be made adjustable. (Mountainside Hobbies 2004 Web Ad)
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Centuri V2 (KS-19 or #5149) Basic Information.
Centuri Engineering
V2, V-2, German V-2
KS-19 or #5149
Introduced: 1969
Final Year: 1971
Designer:
Type: Scale
Recovery: Parachute
Stages: 1
Length: 14.2"
Diameter: 1.64"
Span:
Weight: 2.1 oz
Mfg. Description: At last, an accurately scaled and detailed, high performance flying model of the famous V-2. A real collector's item for both beginner and experienced modeler. Thrilling high altitude flights with realistic lift-off. The V-2 returns by colorful 16" parachute. Kit includes all parts plus easy-to-follow assembly and painting plans. Engines not included. (Centuri 1969 Catalog)
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This is truly a collector's item. This highly accurate, skillfully detailed version of the infamous V-2 will be a proud addition to any display and flying collection. The V-2 lifts off the launch pad realistically and streaks skyward much like its full scale brother. You will be very pleased with the ease of construction, professional and realistic appearance, and the outstanding flight performance. (Centuri 1970 Christmas Catalog)
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A truly accurate scale model of the rocket that has been called the "father" of today's liquid fuel rockets. Large precisely machined balsa nose cone and boat tail insure scale fidelity to the sweeping curves of the real V-2. Complete with 16" parachute and illustrated assembly and painting plans. (Centuri 1971 Catalog)
Centuri 1969 Catalog
Centuri 1970 Christmas Catalog
Centuri 1971 Catalog
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V2, V-2, German V-2
KS-19 or #5149
Introduced: 1969
Final Year: 1971
Designer:
Type: Scale
Recovery: Parachute
Stages: 1
Length: 14.2"
Diameter: 1.64"
Span:
Weight: 2.1 oz
Mfg. Description: At last, an accurately scaled and detailed, high performance flying model of the famous V-2. A real collector's item for both beginner and experienced modeler. Thrilling high altitude flights with realistic lift-off. The V-2 returns by colorful 16" parachute. Kit includes all parts plus easy-to-follow assembly and painting plans. Engines not included. (Centuri 1969 Catalog)
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This is truly a collector's item. This highly accurate, skillfully detailed version of the infamous V-2 will be a proud addition to any display and flying collection. The V-2 lifts off the launch pad realistically and streaks skyward much like its full scale brother. You will be very pleased with the ease of construction, professional and realistic appearance, and the outstanding flight performance. (Centuri 1970 Christmas Catalog)
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A truly accurate scale model of the rocket that has been called the "father" of today's liquid fuel rockets. Large precisely machined balsa nose cone and boat tail insure scale fidelity to the sweeping curves of the real V-2. Complete with 16" parachute and illustrated assembly and painting plans. (Centuri 1971 Catalog)
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