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Estes Cosmic Cobra

Estes Cosmic Cobra
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Estes Cosmic Cobra

 
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308649

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WARNING:
CHOKING HAZARD -- Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.
 

The Cosmic Cobra features a two-way recovery system. The booster returns to earth using a parachute, while the nose cone helicopters down gently using rotor blades. SPECS Length 19.5 in. Dia. 1.35 in. Wt. 3.1 oz. Helicopter and Parachute Recovery Two piece plastic molded Fins Max. Altitude 530 ft. Estes model rockets range from "ready-to-fly" in just minutes, to kits that provide many enjoyable hours of building fun. Estes kits are classified into five categories. READY TO FLY (RTF) No paint, glue or modeling skills required. Rocket comes assembled and is ready for liftoff in just minutes. E2X No paint or special tools needed. E2X kits contain parts that are colored and easy to assemble. Simply glue the parts together as per the instructions, apply the self-adhesive decals, attach the recovery system and you are ready to blast off! Assembly takes 1 hour or less. SKILL LEVEL 1 Requires some painting, gluing and sanding. Features laser-cut balsa fins, slotted body tubes, plastic nose cones and self-adhesive decals. Step by step instructions make building very easy. Assembly takes at least an afternoon. SKILL LEVEL 2 First tier of more advanced kits. Requires beginner skills in model rocket construction and finishing. Features laser-cut balsa or plastic fins, plastic nose cones and unfinished body tubes. Assembly may take a complete day. SKILL LEVEL 3 Second tier of more advanced kits. Requires moderate skills in model rocket construction and finishing. Features multiple laser-cut balsa fins and parts, unfinished body tubes, complex designs and plastic nose cones. Assembly may take a couple of days.

 
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Product Details
Product Length:6.5 inches
Product Width:1.25 inches
Product Height:22.0 inches
Product Weight:0.9 pounds
Package Length:18.6 inches
Package Width:5.1 inches
Package Height:3.5 inches
Package Weight:0.3 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 3 reviews

Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review:5.0
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5Great for beginner, Gives a little extra Pizazz!  Jun 03, 2009
This is a great rocket for a beginner or new person to the world of model rockets. it's a good sized rocket and is easy to build. No messing around trying to build an engine mount. And gluing balsa wood fins on a rocket can be a challenge for a beginner. This rocket has a 1-piece plastic fin piece which takes all the hassle out of building. So, easy way to get started and get launching. Also, because of the plastic it is very durable. No worries about breaking fins on landing.
It comes with the added nose cone helicopter which I like a lot. It just makes the rocket do something a little extra special. This means that once it is launched you have to fetch two parts: the rocket tube and the nose cone. But to me and the kids fetching the rocket is part of the fun.
Nice place to start in rocketry -going to give a positive experience both in building and in launching.


2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

5VERY Fun and Unique Rocket Set  Mar 05, 2008
VERY cool and fun rocket. The helicopter nose cone is very cool on decent. Not a very challenging model to build - I did it in about 10 minutes with super glue. Be sure to pack the parachute in between the blades of helicopter blades - it will work almost flawless. I recommend this one.

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

5Very cool  Jan 17, 2006
This rocket takes a little practice to get the optimum packing down pat, but it performs as advertised. I'd consider lengthening the elastic shock cord with some Kevlar, but that's the only change I'd suggest. This is usually a favorite of any kids you happen to be launching with. Seeing the nose cone helicopter in always gets them into the recovery mood, and they'll chase it across the field en masse, leaving you to recover the parachute equipped body at your leisure.

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