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The scissor wing flies really well. Such an unusual bird

Love your channel Keith!!!

You need a herd of little kids to hunt down missing boosters, Keith!

Nice flights! Wish I had a large open area like that near me. :)

Congratulations on 2 successful flights!

Aerotech has some great kits. And I believe they’re producing the new Quest kits.

I’m really enjoying your channel. I just got back into rocketry myself. It’s cool to see people still dig rockets. Those models are cool that you flew in this video.

Why do some rockets spin and some come down straight? Like your last two flights they came down straight. But the first two were spinning. I was just wondering how if possible to get them to come down straight and smooth like those did. Great flights! And great models!

Great launches!! Four for four!! See what I did there? LOL!

Congratulations Keith!!! What a great day! 4 launches, 4 good landings. No repairs! Fun fun fun!!!!!

Good stuff MR321!! 🚀

Where did you buy the biggest one

I had always wanted to scratch build a Phoenix missile to use the mini engines.

Those tracks are probably a white tail deer.

What is the rocket on the left?

Cool. Nice rockets. Did you build those from scratch?

Bummer

Keith, I’m just curious how are you coming along on this model?

Nice 👍

👍👍🚀

Great job. Excellent video !!!

We had a few good launches with our original Omega back in the late 70's and 80's but my recently built one had a similar cato to yours when the second stage didn't light. The main section did a lawn dart and destroyed the balsa cone and the payload but spared the main body and fins no problem. I grabbed a balsa cone from an unbuilt Der Red Max and cut a new payload section to be painted. What surprises me is that I used an engine lock clip in the bottom stage which we never used back in the day. I'm tempted to tear the bottom stage motor mount out and just use tape to pressure fit the motor in and have it up closer to that second stage motor.

Rotodactyl going to be the king of rotorocs can’t wait to see it fly

Send pictures of your helicopter recovery birds to Tim Van Milligan at apogee Components...he is seriously a fan of helicopter recovery rockets

DEFINITELY rebuild that vintage Omega!

You are going for the world's largest rotocopter!!

That's a big one it's over 4 feet?

You may be able to remove the glue from your screw eye with a wire brush. White glue can be softened with warm vinegar.

I'm looking forward to the rebuilds!

My worst rocket disaster involved Phantom Diamondback... the up part was great but the twist lock wasn't secured and it popped the top part and the bottom half lawn darted into the ground.

Ooohhh, sorry to see such a nice rocket go down. Hope you ate enough turkey to drown your sorrow. Happy Thanksgiving and better flights ahead!!!

Love your videos. I'm launching tomorrow afternoon. Sacramento, CA.

Wish the Jolly Logic had survived. Would have been cool to have known how fast it was going and how many G's at impact. Long ago a friend of mine tried a four-stage rocket, which was marginal on weight. His almost did the same thing but it was moving horizontally during the last two stages firing. It ended up far, far away over the trees. We never found it.

Nice to watch your video....enjoy the debrief as well I'm building an Estes Shadow model as a two Stage version... I hope I have better luck !!

My guess is that for some reason (defective first stage engine) there was a delay in igniting the second stage engine, allowing the second stage to reach apogee, then turn and start falling nose first toward the ground before the second stage engine ignited.

Wo is sie hin?🤔🤔🤔

Any video of flying it?

A great game of Estes Lawn Darts ! Good day right here 👍! Keep reaching _HIGHER_ !

That was unfortunate. Sorry that happened. I know the feeling. I destroyed a few rockets myself.