Is it a working scale rocket, or is it a highly detailed kit? Well, it's both! Back by popular demand, Estes' Saturn V is a 1:100 scale Skill Level 4 kit that was scaled from official NASA drawings to create a model that's second to none! Standing over 1 metre tall, this is one impressive spacecraft!
This reissue now features precision laser cut centring rings and a moulded Apollo capsule, escape tower and main engine display nozzles that remove easily for flight. This is a modeller's rocket and will require building and finishing, with many detailed parts and markings. At the end, you'll have a showpiece that can be proudly displayed and will be an instant talking point.
Launched using a D12-3 Estes rocket motor, Saturn V will climb to 150 feet before being recovered by a combination of two 61cm and one 46cm parachutes - so even the return to earth looks scale!
Saturn V requires a launch system; (launch controller and launch pad), rocket motors, igniters and recovery wadding to operate. Also requires an Estes MaxiT Launch Rod (D-ES2244).
Estes Rocket Kit Saturn V - Skill Level 4 Specifications- Recommended Motor: D12-3
- Projected Altitude: 150 Feet
- Weight: 311.8g
- Fins: Laser Cut Balsa
- Recovery Method: 2x 61cm Parachutes & 1x 46cm Parachute
- Diameter: 100mm
- Length: 1,100mm
- Brand: Estes
- Part No: D-ES2157
- Barcode: 047776021570
- Build Level: Level 4 (Master)
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looked at SaturnV which I will probably buy soon - but especially interested to know more about your recommendation for MaxiT launch rod D-ES2244. I cant get any info from Estes site, how long is it? standard rod is 88cm
Asked by Jerry Shadbolt on 12th June 2017
These require the D-ES2244 maxi launch rod as they are too large for the standard launch rod
Answered by: Ben @ Wheelspin Models
Hi
Do you sell the motors and other bits to launch this
Asked by Stuart on 28th October 2017
Yes indeed. To launch you would need:
Answered by: Ben @ Wheelspin Models
