Estes

The Estes Mini Honest John is a mini-engine-powered sport scale model of the U.S. battle field artillery missile. The kit features a detailed molded...

As a scaled down version of the original Estes Mean Machine, the Mini Mean Machine is easy-to-assemble and almost 40 inches long. The kit features...

Use the Estes model rocket cradle to hold your rocket as you build it and to display it later.

Looking for your first two-stage rocket? Consider the Estes Mongoose. Plastic one-piece fin units make assembly quick and easy.

This mini-engine powered rocket stands just 3.8" tall. The Mosquito features simple and quick construction with out-of-site performance. Tumble...

Estes introduced the Nemesis in their 2001 catalog. It features a futuristic spaceship design with a cockpit molded into the nosecone. Produced from...

The Estes Neon Tiger is an easy-to-build rocket with a detachable glider. Watch as the scoop-shaped flyer falls away at apogee and glides to a...

The Estes Nike Smoke is a 1/10th scale flying model of the Nasa sounding rocket developed in the 1960s to explore the behavior of horizontal winds in...

The Estes Nike-X single-stage rocket is a scale-like model of the US Army's fourth-generation, two-stage surface-to-air interceptor missile. This kit...

Vernon Estes designed the Orange Bullet before Estes released its first kit, the Astron Scout, in 1961. Vern added weights to the ends of the...