Assemble and glue on a flat
surface covered with wax paper
3. Apply glue to I and attach
to
H as indicated .
H
I
4. Round these edges.
J
5. Apply glue to K and insert
K
into
J as shown.
LET DRY
K
X2
H
X2
H
I
NOTE:
Be sure you make a
left and right wing.
J
LET DRY
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ASSEMBLE ROCKET CRADLE
R
Q
Q
1. Apply glue to Q and insert
into
P as indicated.
P
MARK BODY TUBE
1.
FL
W
FL
FL
W
LL
NOTE:
Cut from page 2.
Q
P
P
NOTE:
Assemble and glue on a flat
surface covered with wax paper
P
R
Q
LET DRY
4.
Remove
guide. Use
door frame
to extend
all lines.
FL
TAPE
W
FL
2.
3.
L
FL
W
LL
FL
W
FL
5. Make a mark on both W (wing) lines
5” (12.7 cm) from the end of
ATTACH WOOD PARTS
1. Apply glue to J. Use the cradle
to align wings and glue to
J
L.
W
NOTE:
Do not not glue
rocket to cradle.
L.
W
5” (12.7cm)
FL
NOTE:
Assemble model
over flat surface.
L
J
6. Lower L onto the cradle.
L
W
2. Apply glue to top fin and
attach to top fin line FL.
I
H
FL
W
5” (12.4cm)
3. Use R (fin alignment guide)
to help align the fins and glue them to
LET DRY
R
L.
FL
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ATTACH TAIL FINS
NOTE:
Assemble model
over flat surface.
1. Use glue to attach both H as
indicated. Use
R for alignment.
2.
R
ATTACH LAUNCH LUGS
1. Cut M into two equal pieces.
M
INSTALL ENGINE MOUNT
1. Apply glue inside L where indicated.
Insert engine mount.
NOTE:
H
Fins need to hang over
edge of flat surface.
2. Apply glue as indicated and
attach both
M to L.
M
M
1/2” (13 mm)
6” (15.2 cm)
R
LET DRY
L
2. Insert engine mount until flush with L.
Apply glue fillets
3.
to all joints. Smooth
with finger.
P
Q
R
LET DRY
ATTACH SHOCK CORD
NOTE:
Cut from page 2.
2 1/4”
(5.7 cm)
2.
O
6. Glue shock cord
mount to the
L.
inside of
(5.1 cm)
L
ENDS EVEN
LET DRY
REAR VIEW
3.
2”
LET DRY
5
2” (5.1 cm)
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INSTALL CLAY NOSE WEIGHT
1. Roll M into “snakes”.
2. Insert “snakes”
N.
into
N
3. Use dowel rod, launch rod or
similar tool to push
into tip of
N
M
N.
PREPARE NOSE CONE
1.
Remove plastic from inside eyelet.
NOTE:
Do not cut off eyelet.
ATTACH PARACHUTE AND SHOCK CORD
2.
1.
N
ROCKET FINISHING
1. Spray rocket with white primer, let dry, and sand. Repeat until rocket is smooth,
then paint. Apply decals after paint is dry.
2. Cut decals from sheet, trimming close to edge.
3. One at a time, place in warm water until decal curls and begins to relax.
4. Remove and position on rocket, sliding decal away from backing material.
5. Blot with clean paper towel. Let set overnight.
6. OPTIONAL: Apply protective clear coat.
SILVER
3.
4.
O
NOTE:
Please refer to packaging for suggested
paint scheme and/or decal placement.
FINS: WHITE
OUTSIDE DEEP
FOREST INSIDE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
SILVER
LEADING
EDGE
DEEP
FOREST
SILVER
SILVER
WHITE
DEEP
FOREST
DEEP
FOREST
WHITE
FINS: WHITE
OUTSIDE DEEP
FOREST INSIDE
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PREPARE FLIGHT RECOVERY
5-6 SQUARES
®
ESTES
RECOVERY WADDING
PREPARE ENGINE
1.
5.
2.
ENGINE
3. Insert starter all the way into
engine nozzle.
6.
4.
WARNING: FLAMMABLE
To avoid serious injury, read instructions & NAR
Safety Code included with engines.
PREPARE YOUR ENGINE ONLY WHEN YOU ARE
OUTSIDE AT THE LAUNCH SITE PREPARING TO
LAUNCH. If you do not use your prepared engine,
remove the starter before storing your engine.
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COUNTDOWN AND LAUNCH
NOTE:
Key always out until
nal countdown!
1.
2.
3.
4.
Fully extend your
launch controller wire
before launching.
5.
MASKING TAPE
10
.
9.
2”
(5.1 cm)
8.
While holding key down FIRMLY,
press launch button until LIFTOFF!
7.
4...
16.4 ft. (5 m)
KEY
2...
1...
3...
6.
NOTE:
Estimated weight :
ESTES® LAUNCH SUPPLIES NEEDED
(Sold Separately)
• Launch Pad
• Launch Controller
• Recovery Wadding
• Starters (with engines)
• Plugs (with engines)
®
Engines: B6-2, B6-4, C6-5
• Estes
3.7 oz. (104.9 g)
PRECAUTIONS
PRE-LAUNCH CHECK For safety, never launch a damaged rocket. Check the rocket's body, nose cone and ns. Also, check the engine mount, recovery system and launch lug(s).
Repair any damage before launching the rocket.
FLYING YOUR ROCKET Choose a large eld (500 ft. [152 m] square) free of dry weeds and brown grass. The larger the launch area, the better your chance of recovering your rocket.
Football elds and playgrounds are great. Launch only with little or no wind and good visibility. Always follow the National Association of Rocketry SAFETY CODE (enclosed).
MISFIRES TAKE THE KEY OUT OF THE CONTROLLER. WAIT ONE MINUTE BEFORE GOING NEAR THE ROCKET. Disconnect the micro-clips and remove the engine. Take the plug and
starter out of the engine. A burned starter means the starter tip was not touching engine propellant. Install a new starter; be sure the tip is touching propellant inside the engine. Push the
plug in place. Repeat steps under Countdown and Launch.