ASP Flying Model Rocket Kit Stretch Stubby ASP KSSTU-18
Big brother of the Stubby and the Not So Stubby - fun, easy to build model with a big payload section! Ideal for flying on any size field! Makes a great first or second rocket kit! Designed with the beginner in mind, but it's also a great sport flier for the more experienced modeler.
Features laser-cut balsa fins and balsa nose cone, quick change engine hook, big payload section (big enough to hold many commercial electronics) and bright parachute recovery. Designed to fly on easy to find 18 mm A, B or C engines.
Great model to learn basic rocketry modeling.
Length: 20.875"(53cm)
Diameter: 1.637"(41.58mm)
Weight: 3oz(85g)
Parachute Recovery
Skill Level: Beginner
Recommended Engines: A8-3; B4-4 (Quest Q-Jet); B6-4; C6-5; C12-6 (Quest Q-Jet); D16-6 (Quest Q-Jet)
What you'll need to build this model:
Required: Adhesive (A wood glue, such as Elmer's Carpenters Glue, eBond or Titebond can be used for all steps and is recommended); sandpaper (medium - 220 or 280 grit); pencil or ball point pen; scissors; cotton swab (Q-Tip, or piece of scrap balsa wood); hobby knife; tape (cellophane or masking).
Optional: sandpaper (fine - 320 or 400 grit, extra fine - 500 or 600 grit); filler material (such as Elmer's Fill & Finish, Elmer's Professional Carpenter's Wood Filler or interior spackling paste); sanding sealer (or balsa filler coat); thinner (appropriate type for the sanding sealer); small paint brush; paint (Spray paint, such as Krylon, Pactra or Tamiya is recommended. Be sure not to mix different types or brands of paint without testing.) - primer; colors as desired & clear; sanding block; tack cloth.
What you'll need to fly this model:
Electronic launch system; launch pad with 1/8" launch rod; recovery wadding; engines (see list of recommended engines above).
Made in the USA
