Originally Posted by blackshire

It was a cluster powered model (four 18 mm motors) with four moderately-swept fins, a rather short sub-caliber clear plastic payload section, and an elliptical nose cone. I believe the main body used BT-60 (or perhaps BT-70) tubing. If memory serves, there is a picture of the Prominence in an issue of "T-Minus 5," his club's newsletter. His old (now-defunct) AOL page also had an illustration (and possibly also plans) for the Prominence.

Originally Posted by kevinj

Here are the contents of my mystery box. Like I said, I think it's a lot of good value for the money.

Originally Posted by Ltvscout

Cool. What were these boxes going for if I may ask?

Originally Posted by kevinj

Here are the contents of my mystery box. Like I said, I think it's a lot of good value for the money.

kj

Originally Posted by Der Red Max

Wow, is that a Nike-Smoke NC?
I know Centuri made one but don't think Estes ever did.
Hopefully, it's of a future Estes kit.

Originally Posted by Ltvscout

If you recall, Damon bought Centuri around '83. The companies were one in the same then. That's why there were a number of Estes kits in the 80's that used old Centuri parts.

Originally Posted by tbzep

I think Damon bought Centuri in 1976. They bought Estes in 1969. It was the early 80's before we started seeing parts/kits crossing over, though.