HIGH POWER AND OTHERWISE!!
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Fav 'Pad Bunny' with a few of my 'Crayon' rockets...(mine), the legs are all hers.

Setting-up my 'Ultimate Crayon from Hell' at our DRAGON'S FIRE ll high power launch, May '96. This was a great flight on an Aerotech I 284!!

The 'Ultimate Crayon From Hell!' about 3 minutes from it's final flight. Final because the ejection charge failed and it dug a hole 300 yds downrange. Not what you call a good flight! I had turned off the R/C backup due to the amount of cellphones and radios in the crowd that day.......mistake!

Minutes later it heads for the sky powered by a G40-4 (love that White Lightening!)

My original 'Dee-Cee Maxx', 2 stage, 2.56 dia. It was retired after over 35 flights, 3 Catos and is a decoration now.

Sometimes shit happens! This is the 'powdered' camera payload, booster and n/c of my Rocket R&D 'Brutus' after the 'lawn-dart' recovery in 'Area 51'.

Setting-up 'Highlander' at our 'Area 51' launch site. This 2.56 dia rocket will fly on everything from G's to small I's and is very stable.

DIG IT! My 35mm camera payload has a VERY hard recovery!

35mm camera payload, 4" airframe. I used a small servo to 'push' the shutter release because it was not an 'electrical button'. The camera cost $19.

Original 'Koda-Roc' using the Kodak single use cameras but still only one picture per flight. It did use the standard or panoramic camera, took a 'D' motor to get enough altitude.

One of the 'Koda-Roc' pictures, a little bluury but a picture al the same! The neg. is still more enlargable than a 110 size.

'BANZI!' 1-1/4" X 18" a true fun fly on a 'D' motor (fast too!)

A real good FSI 100 cato! It's really thrilling when it's someone else's rocket!

Mort Binstock's 'Graduator' with another fine FSI launch (?). Uh, Mort, the flames supposta' go out the other end... isn't it?

Un-named 'tude-finned' rocket (big PANT!)

On the rod with an 'H' 180, short walk to be the hero or the 'goat of the day'.

Take a ride on my 'BRUTUS'.