Harpoon Model Rocket Kit

Name: Harpoon Model Rocket Kit
Brand: Quest
Price: 19.29 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6 (18 reviews)

Item Number: qus3008

4.6 Stars (18 Reviews)

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Harpoon Model Rocket Kit

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Product Details

This is the Harpoon AGM Flying Model Rocket by Quest. Suitable for Ages 10 & Older with Adult Supervision for Those Under 12.

Product Rank

#2 in Level 3
#12 in Rocket Kits
#35 in Model Rockets

Includes

One model rocket

Features

Flies up to 700 feet.
Laser-cut balsa fins.
14" parachute recovery.
Detailed assembly and launching instructions.

Requirements & Suggestions

Assembly : How To Build a Model Rocket
Model Rocket Glue (TES3501) or Cement (HLC107)
Plastic Cement (TES3501)
Finishing supplies
Launch system
Recovery Wadding (EST302274) (QUS7021)
Igniters (EST2303) (usually included with the engines)

B6-4 (EST1606) (EST1783)
C6-3 (EST1613)
C6-5 (EST1614) (EST1789)

One 9V battery for launch controller

Specifications

Skill Level: 3
Length: 20.5" (520.7mm)
Diameter: 1.57" (40mm)
Weight: 1.9oz (54g)
Recovery: 14" Parachute
Max Altitude: 700 ft (213m)

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Fun kit to build

By: MALBAR (Athol,Ma)

The Quest Harpoon is a fun kit to put together as well as a great flier. Also I think this would be a great rocket for someone looking to move up to skill level 3 kit. While it has a lot of fins they are not difficult to align if you use the double glue method.

(20)

Fun Rocket to Build

By: J.First (Allegany,New York)

This is a fun Building Rocket The fin alignment tool sure came in handy for the big fins, painting and decaling was enjoyable can't wait to see it FLY

(18)

A fun build

By: robert_s_schmidt

I picked up and built this kit a few months ago. The only tricky part of the build is getting the fins properly aligned. It flies well, and really needs the power of a C-class engine. B engines don't really have enough oomph to lift all the weight.

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