ADFECTA

One of our United Solar Planetary Federation models, the Adfecta is a 24mm powered, over 2′ tall design that is a “light challenge” to build. Featuring an absolutely unique concave transition, decals and lots of detail, this is one cool rocket!

D-Nelson Tomahawk

Designed as an anniversary kit for the Pearl River convention in the ’80s, this is dedicated to Richard (Dick) Nelson. He ran the Pearl River convention for many years and set the standard for how these events should happen. An elegant and unusual design, the D-Nelson Tomahawk is both fun to build and fly.

HERC-5

The HERC-5 is one of the United Solar Planetary Federation series and features a unique tube fin design created from interlocking tubes, waterslide decals and a profile not seen in any other kit on the market today. Offering a challenge to build, this makes a great addition to any fleet!

Journeyman

The sport scale (approximately 1/16th) Journeyman is a model of a rocket which participated in the cold war and manned spacecraft missions. It took high altitude radiation readings after atomic bomb tests and before early Mercury launches.  The model is almost 4 ft tall, provides a good challenge to build without being overly difficult and will be a fine addition to your fleet.

Mako

24 mm powered, pseudo-scale air-to-air missile! This one stands out with its realistic appearance without the pains of building a true scale rocket.

Mystic

Released as the 8th Anniversary kit, this futuristic model is a great addition to any fleet!

Proxima Centauri

This futuristic design is a very interesting and somewhat complex build. It is part of the FlisKits United Solar Planetary Federation (USPF) series and looks great on the pad, in the air and on display!

Thunderbird

A Sport Scale version of the Thunderbird anti-aircraft missile dating from the 1950s, this very interesting rocket looks extremely complex to build. By taking your time with cutting, forming and sanding, you will have a fairly realistic model of the real thing. It features paper nose cones and shrouds, lots of balsa fins and interesting details.