Tag: Advanced
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Estes Little Joe 1
Estes Little Joe 1 is a 1/34th scale replica of the historic NASA rocket launched on November 4, 1959, from Wallops Island, Virginia. This rocket was the first in the series of flights that played a crucial role in the development of the Launch Escape System (LES) for the Mercury spacecraft. The LES was a…
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Estes Sidekick
The Estes Sidekick became my second cluster rocket since my initial experience with the three-motor cluster rocket, Cerberus. This rocket is an excellent choice for beginners in model rocketry who want to try their hand at cluster engines. What sets this rocket apart is its unique design featuring two parallel tubes, that can each house…
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Estes Astron Explorer
The Estes Astron Explorer stands impressively tall at 42.20 inches and marked my introduction to master series rockets. Assembling it was challenging, demanding close attention to a number of intricate instructions. I recommend bringing ample patience to the table for the completion of this rocket. The painting and finishing also posed their own set of…
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Rocketarium Cerberus
Cerberus rocket was by far the most complicated I built, yet it was definitely the most thrilling. For my cluster rocket (NARTREK Silver level), I selected the Cerberus and I did not regret it for a minute! This rocket is tall, almost 3 feet tall, and uses multiple engines (3 A, B, or C) to…
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Estes Big Daddy
Big Daddy, true to its name, is huge! It is perfect with D and E engines, that help this rocket power through the sky. The size of the rocket makes it easier to see this spectacular soar and then float down to the ground. I really liked this rocket for its power and design. Customize…