| Morning Star |
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| Length: 30.01" Diameter: 1.325" Fin Span: 5.02" Weight: 2.62 oz. |
Featuring laser cut fins, water slide decals, 24mm power and a unique look all her own,
the Morning Star has that retro feel with a modern look!
Other features that enhance her appearance are the 5 forward swept fins, the use of
toothpicks to enhance the fin-tips, the merging of the strakes into the shroud adapter and
her large size. Commemorating the 6th anniversary of the beginning of FlisKits, the
Morning Star is a proud addition to our fleet and is sure to be for your fleet as well.
The Morning Star began as a small (12") tall model that Jim first designed and flew in the
1980's. When preparing to kit this design changes were made to the body tube lengths to
make us of existing FlisKits inventory. After a proto type was built it was suggested that
a 24mm version may be a more exciting version of the kit.
With that in mind, we built a second proto type up scaling the model to take a 24mm
motor. We then flew both versions at a recent club launch and let our fellow club
members vote on which version they preferred.
The 24mm version you see here won overwhelmingly and that is what lead to the final
version of this kit.
the Morning Star has that retro feel with a modern look!
Other features that enhance her appearance are the 5 forward swept fins, the use of
toothpicks to enhance the fin-tips, the merging of the strakes into the shroud adapter and
her large size. Commemorating the 6th anniversary of the beginning of FlisKits, the
Morning Star is a proud addition to our fleet and is sure to be for your fleet as well.
The Morning Star began as a small (12") tall model that Jim first designed and flew in the
1980's. When preparing to kit this design changes were made to the body tube lengths to
make us of existing FlisKits inventory. After a proto type was built it was suggested that
a 24mm version may be a more exciting version of the kit.
With that in mind, we built a second proto type up scaling the model to take a 24mm
motor. We then flew both versions at a recent club launch and let our fellow club
members vote on which version they preferred.
The 24mm version you see here won overwhelmingly and that is what lead to the final
version of this kit.
