In it, Matt shows how they are built and fired from his sub. Ray Mason has in depth coverage of Matt Spade's missiles on one of his SubCommittee Video Reports. 2.1 Land system 2.2 Naval system 2.3 Airborne system 2.4 Submarine air. Matt's design is fully explained in the SubCommittee Report article - 'Launch This' Issue number 21 - June 1995. The Missile Transportable Anti-arien Lger commonly called Mistral, is a French infrared. A command from the transmitter pushes the missile off the pin and the gas is released launching the missile from the sub. Matt Spade of Georgia has successfully fired Propel gas powered missiles from his large RC boomer - (missile sub.) The missiles are filled with Propel and set into the model with the firing pins in place. By installing the optional mini video camera inside its clear nose cone, you can proceed to. There were a considerable number of instances where photographs of an attack were not taken due to weather, darkness, malfunctioning camera, or having no. A few modelers have experimented using Estes model rocket motors for missiles, but unfortunately some have had catastrophic failures resulting in a total loss to their sub (Can you say 'a scorched and melted puddle of fiberglass goo'?) Others have accidentally launched Estes rockets through their neighbor's window or into the rear of their open Chevy Suburban - not a good move for friendly next door relations! In the meantime, you can make due with buying a Thunder Tiger Neptune SB-1 radio-controlled submarine.

Rc submarine with camera