Estes Flying Model Rocket Kit Boxed Pro Lil Spite EST 9737
Meet the Estes Pro Series II Lil’ Spite, a bold new rocket that combines cutting-edge design with high-performance engineering. Created in collaboration with engineer and YouTube star Xyla Foxlin, Lil’ Spite is a mid-power adaptation of her original high-power rocket, Spite. With its sleek profile, carbon fiber-inspired decals, and precision-cut plywood fins, this rocket is built to impress on the launch pad and in the sky.
Designed for serious altitude and flexibility, Lil’ Spite can soar to 1200 feet on Estes 29mm black powder engines, or push beyond 3000 feet with advanced high-power motors for those pursuing Level 1 certification. Whether you’re an ambitious newcomer or an experienced flier chasing the next thrill, Lil’ Spite delivers the excitement of professional-grade rocketry in an accessible, eye-catching kit.
- SKILL LEVEL: Intermediate
- RECOMMENDED ENGINES: D12-3, E12-4, E16-6, F15-6
- PROJECTED ALTITUDE: 1200 ft. (365 m)
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The Estes Pro Series II™ Lil’ Spite™ is more than just another rocket, it’s a work of engineering artistry. Developed in collaboration with engineer and YouTube star Xyla Foxlin, Lil’ Spite brings her original high-power design into the hands of hobbyists everywhere. This mid-power rocket blends precision engineering with bold styling, giving you a model that’s as exciting to build as it is to fly.
Striking Design Inspired by Spite
At over four feet tall, Lil’ Spite commands attention with its slim 2-inch diameter body and dramatic carbon fiber fin decals. The look is directly inspired by Xyla’s signature rocket build, complete with sleek black styling that emphasizes speed and strength. Laser-cut plywood fins and an 18-inch rip stop parachute complete the build, ensuring both durability and reliable recovery.
Power and Flexibility in Every Flight
Lil’ Spite is designed to be as flexible as it is powerful. Launch it with Estes 29mm black powder engines like the E16-6 or F15-6 to reach impressive altitudes of up to 1200 feet. For rocketeers ready to push further, Lil’ Spite can also handle advanced high-power composite motors. With the right setup, this rocket is capable of soaring past 3000 feet and even qualifies as a Level 1 high-power certification flight through NAR or Tripoli.
What You’ll Need
This intermediate-level kit requires assembly, making it a rewarding project for hobbyists looking to advance their skills. You’ll need common supplies like sandpaper, glue, primer, and paint to bring your Lil’ Spite to life. For launches, pair it with a Pro Series II™ launch system and the recommended engines for an unforgettable experience. Each build reflects both your craftsmanship and the rocket’s high-performance design.
Unleash the Thrill
Whether you’re an experienced enthusiast seeking altitude or a newcomer ready to step into the world of mid-power rocketry, Lil’ Spite delivers. With its combination of sleek looks, proven engineering, and serious performance, this rocket is a standout in the Estes Pro Series II lineup. Take your rocketry journey higher, faster, and farther, and let Lil’ Spite ignite your passion for flight.
Learn the Story Behind Lil’ Spite
Discover how this rocket came to life in collaboration with Xyla Foxlin and explore the inspiration behind its bold design. Read the full story on our Rocket Talk blog: A Day with Xyla Foxlin & Lil’ Spite.
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Length - 51.8"(131.6cm)
Diameter - 2.0"(50.8mm)
Estimated Weight - 10.3oz (292g)
Laser Cut Plywood Fins
Self Stick Decals
18"(45.7cm) Parachute Recovery
1/4" Launch Lugs and Rail Buttons
29mm to 24mm Adapter Included
Download InstructionsRecommended Engines:
Estes: D12-3*, E12-4*, E16-6, F15-6(1200'(365m)) *Adapter Required
Quest Q-Jet: D22-4W*, E26-7W*, E35-5W*, F41-8W* *Adapter Required
Aerotech: E20-7W*, E24-7C, E30-7T*, F20-7W, F27-7FJ, F30-8FJ*, F44-8W*, F52-8C, F67-9C, F67-9W, F50-9T, G40-10W *Adapter Required
Model Rocket Kits are rated by Skill Level
RTF - Ready to Fly
E2X - Easy to Assemble
1 Beginner
2 Intermediate
3 Advanced
4 Expert
5 Master
If you are just starting in the hobby start at the beginner level and move up from there at your own pace.
What is needed to build and fly
All model rockets come in kit form that require assembly. The materials are primarily cardboard tubes, balsa or plastic fins and nose cone. Materials will vary by model and are typically specified in the description of each kit.
Additional supplies will be necessary to build and finish your model rocket kit and may include:
Scissors, Hobby Knife
Ruler
Wood Glue, Model Cement or CA(Super Glue)
Sandpaper
Masking Tape
Finishing Supplies like:
Wood Filler
Sealer/Primer
Paint
Launching Equipment and Supplies like:
Recovery wadding
Launch Pad
Launch Controller
Power supply
Model Rocket Motors and Igniters
A safe place to fly using guidelines from the National Association of Rocketry Safety Code
