Estes - 1756 Alpha Flying Model Rocket Bulk Pack (Pack of 12) | Intermediate Level Rocket Kit |Soars up to 1000 ft. | Step-by-Step Instructions | Science Education Kits | Great for Teachers, Youth Group Lead
Details
- BrandEstes
- Age Range (Description)Adult
- ColorBrown/A
- ThemeRocket Science
- Cartoon CharacterRocket
Description
🚀 Launch into Learning: Where Fun Meets Science!
- IGNITE CURIOSITY - Unleash the inner engineer with hands-on learning!
- COMMUNITY OF CREATORS - Join a network of aspiring rocketeers!
- ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES - With 132 kits, the sky's the limit!
- STEP BY STEP GUIDANCE - Perfect for educators and youth leaders!
- INTERMEDIATE CHALLENGE - Elevate skills with a rocket that grows with you!
The Estes1756 Alpha Flying Model Rocket Bulk Pack includes 12 intermediate-level rocket kits designed for educational purposes. Each kit is easy to assemble and can reach altitudes of up to 1000 feet. Ideal for teachers and youth group leaders, it comes with step-by-step instructions and access to a resource library for lesson plans. Suitable for ages 10 and up, this pack encourages STEM learning and creativity.
Reviews
J**O
Very good value
These rockets are fairly easy to build and flew as advertised. The boys from my Royal Ranger Outpost (3rd - 5th graders) had a lot of fun building and launching these rockets, while also earning the Rocketry Merit. I recommend them to any Ranger Outpost or Scout Troop.
J**N
Good first rocket, and bulk pack is much less expensive
Alpha has been the traditional first rocket for many years - it was my first rocket forty years ago, and it hasn't changed much since then. (Plastic nose cone instead of balsa, laser-cut fins instead of cut-your-own, and adhesive stickers instead of waterslide decals.)This bulk kit is *much* more economical than the individual rocket kits, if you need more than six or so of them.
M**R
The bulk pack was a great bargain
Bought this for my boy scout troop. The kids (13yr) were able to follow the directions. A good glue is recommended. We tried to use standard elmers glue. Rockets were launched multiple times and kids had a great time.
J**R
Much like the original. Instructions could be better.
My first rocket in the 1960's was an Astron Alpha.The design of this model is almost identical to the original. It is a sleek, easy-to-build and high-flying model.I bought the bulk pack for a school rocketry class. They came undamaged, and students enjoyed building and flying this rocket. It actually requires careful assembly of the fins, engine mount, launch lug and recovery system. This provides valuable experience.My only gripe is that in the interest of internationalizing/simplifying the instructions, they have become somewhat vague and harder to understand than in the past. More detailed directions and larger, clearer illustrations would help beginners.
V**Y
Fun but hard
I got these for my Air Force JROTC students. The instructions were hard to follow and the students struggled. One of them was broken when I opened the box.
S**G
Easy to assemble
Flew great. Students loved the experience of assembling , customizing and launching their own rocket.
A**G
Great little rocket
Great little rocket
D**H
Skill Level 1 rockets at a good price - what's not to love
It's a package of 12, Skill Level 1 rockets at a good price - what's not to love?!
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