1974 Estes Model Rocket Catalog EVERY ROCKET

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  • @okiedoak201
    @okiedoak201 Месяц назад

    Sweet...a walk through time...Estes still has the best catalogs...full of very useful info...and always focused on the new rocketeer...👍👍

  • @stemmentor9700
    @stemmentor9700 Год назад +1

    Good memories. I primarily flew hobby, but local hobby store had Estes. 👍. If only I knew what they would be going for today 🫣

  • @teeeeeveeeee314
    @teeeeeveeeee314 Год назад +1

    The 1974 catalog was my first. I was a 14 year old who started that year, so this is sentimental and reminiscent for me. My first rocket was a WAC Corporal that I put the fins on upside down and it went high but blew up!

  • @briansmith2163
    @briansmith2163 Месяц назад

    This was MY catalog !!

  • @davidbeem184
    @davidbeem184 7 месяцев назад

    That is the catalog that got me started started in rockets, plus century rockets were awesome

  • @montylc2001
    @montylc2001 5 месяцев назад +1

    I remember this catalogue.....I don't remember if I ordered anything from it, I was mostly a Centuri rocket customer....but I do remember really wanting the Mars lander.

  • @stefanjones2637
    @stefanjones2637 7 месяцев назад

    Memories!
    I sold most of my Estes catalogs, but I MIGHT still have the 1974 edition.
    I have a 1971 catalog -- bought in the mid 90s -- which was the second I'd had. Many of the same models as here, with a few that didn't make it (Space Man, Space Plane, Agena) and some yet to be introduced.
    1974 still had the pages full of fascinating electronics parts and hobby tools. The
    Oh, I see in a preview that you have the 1971!

  • @58MrMike
    @58MrMike Год назад +1

    I still have my Scrambler, WAC Corporal and V2 Maxi.
    Lost my Shrike, all from those days

  • @NetworkXIII
    @NetworkXIII Год назад +1

    I had that 1974 Estes catalog, thanks for the memories!

  • @roberta.6399
    @roberta.6399 8 месяцев назад

    Thanks for the fun memories, 👍

  • @KevinsModels
    @KevinsModels Год назад

    Love the old kits! Thanks for sharing this catalog. Man, those prices!!!!! If only……….😂

  • @CrazyCranker
    @CrazyCranker Месяц назад

    I got into Rocketry in 76 or 77. I remember those catalogs at the hobby shop. The hardest rocket I tried to build was the Mercury Redstone. Never finished it. Way above my skill level. :(

  • @deepblueska9269
    @deepblueska9269 Год назад

    Brings back fond memories from about the time I started in model rocketry. My first rocket was the Nike X.

  • @lifesabrick5104
    @lifesabrick5104 10 месяцев назад

    The Wac Corporal was the first rocket I bought with my own money when I was maybe 12 years old. I brought it home after school and hurriedly glued the fins on at about 3:30 pm. one cold January day. I couldn't wait to launch it even though my older brother warned me to wait until tomorrow because it was getting dark. We launched it at about 5:15 pm and it flew out of sight. It was too dark to go look for it and we never found it even through years of launching and retrieving rockets in my neighborhood. I even found one in a tree in near perfect condition after losing it in the summer and spotting it in a bare tree in the dead of winter.

  • @proob4
    @proob4 6 месяцев назад

    I have a A-20 Demon, balsa/plastic NC. Good shape. Got it in a sale with other rockets. Looks like it's 49 years old, chute and strings are very good, shock cord very brittle. I think I am going to post it onto one of the FB boards soon.

  • @michaelc6817
    @michaelc6817 Год назад

    Ahh, the early 70s, my beginnings in model rocketry.

    • @stemmentor9700
      @stemmentor9700 Год назад

      Ditto. Good times. Good memories. Car battery for launch. (Who needed a controller ) 😂. Good kits. Simpler times. And awesome 🎶 to boot

  • @michaelc6817
    @michaelc6817 Год назад

    Before the Camroc Carrier was offered the Camroc launched onboard the Delta two stage rocket. Love this vintage stuff!

  • @neilmorgan6734
    @neilmorgan6734 Год назад

    the Good Days. i built my Rocket Scout and Mark in 1970.

  • @proob4
    @proob4 7 дней назад

    I was 10 in 1974 and my Father had some cold propellant rockets you basically pulled a pin on a string type deal. Basically filled up on Freon like modern day cig lighters, it had screw on nozzles, ect for it too. The cool thing about this catalog is when Estes sold individual parts. It's too bad they still do not do this on a intensive level, create a parts division and use or remake old molds and sell just parts? I don't like their new cheap corporate direction at all lately, like minimal product just for the $$$.

  • @turntbyhi-lo3516
    @turntbyhi-lo3516 Год назад

    Loved the aerobee 300. Wish they would re-issue it.

  • @stemmentor9700
    @stemmentor9700 Год назад +1

    Not sure how many “Mosquitoes “ I had. Maybe 4-5. Not sure why I was losing them. (Other than not caring about weather. Just a fun kit that was cheap to buy and fly.

  • @stewdun2426
    @stewdun2426 Год назад

    Mine was 1969 as first rocket