This rocket, the Alpha, with balsa fins and nosecone, started it all in 1969 Just about the earliest picture I have of my rockets, around 1969. This 1970 pic shows the Apogee II, Big Bertha and Alpha. This 1971 photo shows my Wac Corporal, V2, Stinger, Honest John, Orbital Transport, Mercury Redstone and Scrambler. Mercury Redstone at sunset. Scrambler, Tauras, Honest John, Orbital Transport and Mercury Redstone, 1974. Scrambler, Sprint, Andromeda and Mercury Redstone. I still have these four! Close up of Scrambler. First flight with an egg and only 1 out of 3 engines ignited, had scrambled egg.   Nike X, assembled 5/76. Ready to fly despite being a lawn dart once (see videos). Flown 16 times. Goblin, assembled 5/74. Small rocket, large engine. Lost June 2000. Flew 10 times. Andromeda built June 1975. Flown, crash, repaired. Recently flown, crash, repaired (landed in a tree once). See video. The ASP Wac Corporal runs on A, B, or C engines. Non-Estes kit. Orbital Transport built 4/70. I sure wish I did a better job of assembly but I got impatient, there was a lot of wood that had to be cut, sanded and sealed! New decals from Tango Papa off the web. The Mark V, a semi-custom designed rocket based on Mark IV design in old MRN, circa 1969. Lost the first time flown. The Flash, lost before I was able to take a picture of it!! Too bad because it was a Father's day gift from my kids. 8-( Barracuda finished 5/28/00, lost August 6 in New Jersey. Don't know what exit. My Astrobee D, stands 68" tall. What a great rocket.