Estes engine bulk packs are convenient and include everything your students need to prepare their rockets for launching.

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This Wizard conjures up magical, high-flying flights time after time. Used by thousands of schools and clubs nationwide, this magician is a great rocket for wind drift studies and other flight competitions. It’s the perfect high altitude rocket for beginners that need more of a building challenge.

ENGINES FOR MODEL ROCKETS

Engine bulk packs come with all the model rocket engine supplies you need to launch 24 rockets. Included are 24 model rocket engines, 30 starters, 24 starter plugs and 75 squares of recovery wadding. Use the 1/2A3-4T engine to launch the UP Aerospace SpaceLoft bulk pack rockets.

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Expect extraordinary launches with the Estes XTREME! Designed for quick build and high altitude, this is a rocket true to its name! The XTREME features an elongated nose cone and low-profile, laser-cut, card stock fins for fast construction and maximum performance. Flies up to 1600 ft. on a C6-5!

ENGINES FOR MODEL ROCKETS

2 – F15-4 Engines
2 – Starters
4 – Starter Plugs

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The supersonic transport (SST) was the future until dangerously loud sonic booms limited where these marvels could fly. The super-quiet Low-Boom SST could begin a new era of supersonic passenger flights. This highly detailed model rocket kit features laser-cut balsa parts, including realistic under-wing “engines pods” and a parachute recovery.

Officially it’s the LAMPMU – Low Altitude Mars Personal Maneuvering Unit – but no one ever calls it that. To most people, on Earth and on Mars, it’s simply “The Leaper™.” Developed for the first Mars Expedition of 2035, the jetpack was envisioned as a way to rapidly travel between surface habitats. What the engineers didn’t count on was just how fun it would be! Why walk when you can leap!