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Making a Home Made Estes Rocket

Making a Home Made Estes Rocket. By Roberto & Stefano Barbier. 1 st gather a notecard. Wrap estes engine in notecard. Cut off excess notecard. Cover both sides of notecard with electrical tape to prevent burning. Tape note card together when engine fits snuggly.

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Making a Home Made Estes Rocket

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  1. Making a Home Made Estes Rocket By Roberto & Stefano Barbier

  2. 1st gather a notecard

  3. Wrap estes engine in notecard

  4. Cut off excess notecard

  5. Cover both sides of notecard with electrical tape to prevent burning.

  6. Tape note card together when engine fits snuggly

  7. Cut slightly shorter than engine

  8. Gather popsicle sticks and cut in half

  9. Glue popsicle halves with hot glue or any other adhesive

  10. Put four each side

  11. Continue adding popsicle sticks until engine casing fits tightly inside rocket tube

  12. Hot glue engine housing in to rocket tube. Use other adhesive if necessary

  13. Making the top of your rocket (Nose cone)

  14. Using a compass, draw a large circle on construction paper

  15. Cut circle in half

  16. Role up until base is at desired size. Connect sides together with tape. Attach nose cone to top of rocket.

  17. When finished, complete fins at bottom and decorate as wanted.

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