If the designation is FT-#### then it is a product of
"Future Tech Aerospace" rocketry, likely to be a rocket
built or designated in the "new era" when I would occasionally
come back and build a rocket in more recent times.
If the designation is ML-## then it is a product of
"Matt Lipsman" rocketry. Matt is a friend of mine,
but we launch together sometimes. These designations
are virtial, as the actual models are not labeled.
| Designation | Name | Status | Picture |
| ED-0001 | Unknown | ||
| ED-0002 | Heliocopter | Permanently decommisioned
all fins detatched and copter nose lost |
|
| ED-0003 | Nova Payloader (I) | Fully operational | |
| ED-0004 | Nova Payloader (II) | Near end of operational life;
lost parachute in last launch due to wadding mistake in prep. |
|
| ED-0005 | Nova Payloader (III) | Decommisioned;
was run over by a minivan after a launch and sustained irreprable damage. |
|
| ED-0006 | Unknown | ||
| ED-0007 | Saturn V | Was indefinately decommisioned;
has just been rebuilt and is awaiting a future launch. |
Real world rocket |
| FT-0008 | Space Shuttle | Missing fin inserts
Otherwise operational |
|
| FT-0009 | Mercury Atlas | Fully operational | Real world rocket |
| ML-01 | Sparrow | Fully operational | |
| ML-02 | Little Joe II | Fully operational | Real world rocket |
Questions? Comments? Write me at konigd@rpi.edu
