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Orbitron Flying Model Rocket Kit

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Grade 5-AD
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Orbitron Flying Model Rocket Kit

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Publisher's Description of Orbitron Flying Model Rocket Kit

Step into the future of model rocketry with the Orbitron, a sleek, cyberpunk-inspired rocket that takes your launches to the next level!

Designed for beginner rocketeers, this eye-catching model features a transparent payload compartment, allowing you to carry and showcase custom payloads as you soar to an impressive 950 feet on a D12-7 engine. Whether you’re experimenting with different payloads or simply admiring its high-flying performance, the Orbitron delivers an exhilarating experience every time it takes to the sky.

Built for both style and performance, the Orbitron features bold graphics, a futuristic design, and an 18-inch parachute for a smooth recovery. With recommended engines ranging from C11-3 to D12-7, this rocket offers versatile launch options to suit your flying goals.

Easy to assemble and thrilling to launch, the Orbitron is perfect for rocketeers looking to combine innovation and excitement in one stunning model. Get ready to launch your passion for rocketry with the Orbitron!

  • SKILL LEVEL: Beginner
  • RECOMMENDED ENGINES: C11-3, C11-5, D12-5, D12-7
  • PROJECTED ALTITUDE: 950 ft. (290 m)
Category Description for Estes Rockets and Este Kits

5...4...3...2...1...0...LIFTOFF!!! Bring the excitement of Cape Canaveral to your own backyard with these fun and exciting rockets from Estes. Estes leads the world in model rocketry, combining the art of model-building with the thrill of liftoff. I have built several rockets, including the Supershot Starter Set, and though science didn't strike my fancy, rocketry did. The directions for assembly and liftoff were easy to follow; even though I had never previously dabbled in rocketry, I was able to build my rockets with little help, and soon proudly displayed my finished rocket, launcher, and launching pad. With the whole neighborhood looking on, I prepared for launch. Stepping back the required distance, everyone began the countdown. At blast-off, the rocket was engaged, soared up into the sky, and shrunk to a tiny dot we could hardly see. After apogee (the highest point in a rocket's flight), the parachute popped out, and the rocket floated gently down to our awaiting hands (we always try to catch them on their way down). Wow, I thought, everything went perfectly. Of course, everyone wanted to see it again. No problem. I just needed to replace the engine (maybe a bigger one this time), more recovery wadding, etc., and it was ready to launch again. Rocket kits are recommended for ages 10 and up, with adult supervision for children under 12.

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Product Format:Other
Grades:5-AD
Brand:Estes Rockets
EAN/UPC:047776070028
Length in Inches:14
Width in Inches:5
Height in Inches:2
Weight in Pounds:0.35
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