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A.I.R.Fest 13
August 31-September 3, 2007

The Kansas Prefecture have set the standard for organization,
infrastructure and high flying, big project expertise. With a standing
34,500 foot waiver and windows to 50,000 feet, A.I.R.Fest is one of the
few launches where you can fly high and easily recover your project on
miles of open empty, tree-less farm land.
A.I.R.Fest 13 is a glimpse through the keyhole of what you can expect to
witness at LDRS 27. Over 600 flights left the ground during this warm-up
launch. You'll be glued to your seat watching the action as massive
clusters, supersonic flights, incredible shreds, full rack drag races,
research day mayhem and the awesome P-motor powered Mercury Redstone
Project light up your screen. After viewing A.I.R.Fest 13, you will
realize that you're not in Kansas anymore, but need to get back to the
Rocket Pasture that will again host LDRS 27 for the biggest rocket
launch of the year.

Winter Nationals 2008
February 16-18, 2008

The Florida Winter Nationals sponsored by Tripoli West Palm and the
Florida Space Modeling Association exemplifies "from tiny acorns, grow
mighty oaks." It must seem like yesterday to the folks in South Florida,
when they decided to hold a big launch just to see what would happen.
They held that first launch in 2004, and over the four years that
followed, the core of TWP, Al Bychek, Rick Boyette, and Charlie Loveday,
learned lots of things about holding a big launch. THe most important
lesson they learned was, to coin another phrase, "hold it and they will
fly." And fly they did, 248 times.

LDRS 25
Silver Anniversary
June 29-July 4 2006

Four DVD set with over 2 hours of video detailing more than 149
different flights. There is awesome onboard footage, wide-screen clips,
and interviews with some of the usual suspects you might expect to see
at an event like LDRS. If the fast paced, white knuckle action is too
much to bear there are also over 2500 photos taken during the event.

Reserve your limited edition today.

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