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Mark Cassata standing behind his
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| Mark Cassata's Saturn V takes to the
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Ethan, left, and Greg Brown with their Bullet, an out-of-production Custom kit, just before its maiden flight.
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| Rick J. Blon getting ready to launch.
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Sam Gordon of Oil City, Pa., displaying some of his rocketry memorabilia.
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| Show & tell time! Here is Christine Rial's rocket collection. On the top is the unpainted Vector 3 rocket that will be my level 3 project, followed by the EZI-65, City of Pittsburgh, Red Light, Hi-Tech 45, And the Graduator (standing) that started it all.
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| You can have a lot of fun just watching all the flights. And our annual picnic always has a good turnout.
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Rod receiving the "Schafer Cup Trophy" from presenter Richard Freed.
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| Here is one of the aeral shots that David Grumbine took at R&R 8. Check out the link at the bottom of the page for more.
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The payoff!! Al Garcia paying off Richard Freed the $60 he won in the 50/50 raffle.
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Look at that rocket go! Some times after a good launch your neck can really hurt.
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| Here is Todd Wuclevich's rocket powered glider taking to the sky again. It's always amazing watching Todd fly his glider. He can make it do many different types of stunts.
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Here is a another close up shot of the glider under boost. Most flyers lose control at this point of the flight, but not Todd. He always has a nice boost.
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| Here is another one of Todd's rockets, the LOC 4, flying on one of his old G-200 motors. I am really surpised I got this shot, since this one really left in a hurry.
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