These fine models can make a wonderful addition to any scale modeler's rocket fleet. Fly them for ultimate excitement, or proudly show them off as display models. The choice is yours.

		Bullpup AGM-12B This missile was used to destroy bunkers and other ground structures before sending in the troops. Its easy-to-recognize shape make the Bullpup AGM-12B a favorite among scale modelers. The steering pivots and boat tail give it realistic detail. Decals shown are not part of the kit, modelers make their own. This is true for all TLP kits. This scale model rocket measures 27.25" long and has a 2.6" airframe diameter. Skill level 3 kit. The Bullpup flies on Estes D12-3, D12-3 and Aerotech RMS E18-4 and F24-4 model rocket motors.
		$27.99

Sparrow AIM 7-F If you like tall model rocket kits, the Sparrow AIM 7-F might just be the next addition to your collection. This flying toy rocket is an impressive 46.75" tall and has a 2.6" diameter. This skill level 3 kit brings us another big, military scale rocket from The Launch Pad. Decals shown not included. The TLP Sparrow features lots of details, such as tail cone, wiring tunnel, and brackets for added realism. This almost four foot tall rocket uses parachute recovery for soft landings. The Sparrow AIM 7-F performs best on these 24mm motors : Estes D12-3, Aerotech RMS E15-4, E18-4, E30-7, F24-4.
	$31.99

		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

Exocet MM.40 Looking at the Exocet makes you wonder why these are called toy rockets. This tall missile measures 42" from nose to tail and has BT80 body tubes (2.6" diameter). The real Exocet MM.40 missile flies just above the waterline and scans for possible targets. Once it finds a victim, it strikes near the waterline where it can do most damage, or even sink the enemy ship. Watch the Exocet go for the skies on a cluster of two Estes D12-5, or D12-7 model rocket engines. Or, if you need more power, try a cluster of two composite Aerotech E15-7 motors. A cluster of two motors means cool flights with twice as much smoke and flame. This can only be a good thing.
	$34.99

		Harpoon AGM-84A Another beautiful military scale model rocket from The Launch Pad. The Harpoon can be flown with D to F motors, depending on how much excitement you can handle that day. Recommended engines: Estes D12-3, Aerotech E15-4, E18-4, and F24-4. This missile flies close to the waterline to avoid radar. Once it finds a target ship, it jumps up and dives right into the enemy vessel. The completed model is 29.25" tall with a 2.6" body tube diameter (BT80). Decals not included. The Harpoon AGM-84A is a great way to get started with mid-power rocketry.
		$29.99

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