The Launch Pad Nike Ajax MIM-3A Surface-to-Air Missile The Nike Ajax MIM-3A was the first operational Surface-to-Air Missile put into service in 1953. This skill level 4 kit is an excellent choice for more experienced modelers. It engages the enemy on a cluster of three 24mm motors. When finished, this large model rocket measures an impressive 55.5" tall. The rocket is BT80 (2.6" diameter) based and flies on a cluster of three (3) D12-5 motors. Decals shown here are not part of the Nike Ajax model kit, modelers make their own.
		$54.99

Fliskits Richter Recker Looking for something big? Really big? The Richter Recker is over 7 feet tall (92.2" tall, 2.217" diameter). It comes with two 24" parachutes for safe recovery. A true crowd-pleaser with its slow, impressive liftoffs. This model rocket kit features a balsa nose cone and 3 24mm motor mounts. The fin pattern makes cutting the balsa fins easier. The detailed instructions help guide you through this skill level 3 cluster rocket kit. The Fliskits Richter Recker can be flown on a number of (three matching) motors : C11-3, D12-5, E9-6, D15-6, E15-7. If you do fly it on 3 x E9-6, you'll need to notify the FAA. Or, just fly it from a club launch with an FAA waiver and be in full compliance.
	$42.95

		The Launch Pad Pershing MGM-31A Yes, bigger is better! This beast has an impressive 3.75" diameter body tube and is well over 3 feet tall (39.75"). While the Pershing may be a huge model rocket, it still flies happily on E and F motors. Recommended engines: Aerotech E30-4, E18-4, or try an F24-24 for serious fun. If you have a launch rod that is at least 4 foot long, you can also use the E15-4, but don't try it on a windy day. This tactical battlefield missile is 1/10.533 scale and recovers on a mylar parachute (included with kit). Decals not included. The Pershing is sure to attract attention at any launch and offers slow, realistic, takeoffs.
		$41.99