Estes 810 220 Swift Flying Model Rocket Kit,Brown/A

Product Description The Estes 220 Swift is a super high performance, mini engine powered rocket with attitude that really knows how to rip through the sky. Great things come in small packages has never been more true than with this little devil. This mini Skill Level 1 rocket is as sleek as they come and can reach amazing launch heights of 850 feet when used with our economical mini engines. Rocketeers aged 10 and up can enjoy high-altitude thrills, with adult supervision for children under 12. The Estes 220 Swift is a super high performance, mini engine powered rocket. The 220 Swift measures in at an ultra-tiny 4.5 inches and is a real blast to fly! 3, 2, 1, Lift Off! The 220 Swift measures in at an ultra-tiny 4.5 inches and is a real blast to fly! It is easy to build and finish, having just 10 parts including wood fins for precision performance, a plastic nose cone for durability and cool black and white, easy to apply, self-stick decals. No worries about packing the parachute because this high performance mini rocket safely tumbles back to earth after every launch. Adding to your growing fleet of Rockets? Check out this “itty-bitty” high flying favorite, the Quark Skill Level 1 Model Rocket Kit. Blast Off to Learning Fun In addition to the excitement and entertainment it provides, rocketry also has significant educational value. Model rockets transform kids into amateur rocket scientists, encouraging them to think about how the rockets work. Rocket building teaches kids the basics of propulsion, flight, and aerodynamics, and can help foster an early interest in science and engineering. Some painting, gluing and sanding are required for the 220 Swift. Quality Estes body tubes, laser cut wood fins, molded plastic nose cone and self-stick decals make for an afternoon of building enjoyment with this Skill Level 1 kit. Mission Control The 220 Swift requires an Estes Launch System and Estes engines for the launch (not included). ¼ A3-2T, ½ A3-4T, A3-4T or A10-3T engines suggested for all missions. Unless otherwise specified, all models require assembly. Tools, construction and finishing supplies sold separately. In order to launch, a launch system, model rocket engines, igniters, recovery wadding and four 'AA' alkaline batteries are required – sold separately unless otherwise specified. Read all instructions before beginning. Make sure you have all parts and supplies required. Test fit all parts before applying glue. Sand as necessary for precision assem