5 Easiest Model Rockets to Build
When it comes to a new hobby many people like to jump in feet first and see what they are getting into. On the other hand, often people like to start off slow and take the beginner route. If you are just starting out in model rocketry and are looking for an easy build, we recommend choosing one of the following rockets.
Blue Ninja - The Blue Ninja is part of the Estes E2X (Easy to Assemble) kits which only take a hour or so to complete. If you're looking for a model rocket that can fly up to 800 feet and still be easy to build, this is the one for you.
Loadster - No time to build a rocket? Want one ready to go once it's out of the box? Pick up a Estes Loadster that comes Ready to Fly. The Ready to Fly kits come pre-assembled and just need a few supplies to get them in the air. The Loadster requires Estes rocket engines and a few additional items and it is ready to be launched to heights of 700 feet.
D-Region Tomahawk - Skill Level 1 model rockets are great for beginners who are looking for a bit of a challenge. The D-Region Tomahawk is a 1/15th scale NASA's rocket and can soar to 800 feet in the sky.
Der Red Max - Also a Skill Level 1 model rocket, this is considered one of Estes' most famous. The rocket was so popular Estes model rockets brought the missile back into production to satisfy their customers.
Mean Machine - This Skill Level 2 model rocket kit is a bit more difficult to build, but can be completed in a day. The rocket stands at 6 feet tall, but don't worry it can be disconnected at the middle for easy transport.
If you are looking to get into model rocketry or just want a time consuming activity for the kids, these model rocket kits are perfect for any level of builder. Model rockets can be a great way to get kids interested in technology, mathematics, and physics.
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