The Skylark was a British sounding rocket originally designed to be used for experiments during the International Geophysical Year. The first single-stage Skylark (as depicted by this model) flew on February 19, 1957, and reached an altitude of eight miles. Later Skylarks took scientific payloads to altitudes of over 100 miles.

This scale kit features laser-cut balsa fins, a balsa nose cone, water-slide decals, a quick-change engine hook, and parachute recovery. The ASP Skylark flies great on 13mm mini-motors.

• Decals: Waterslide
• Diameter (in): 0.7390 (BT‑20)
• Fin Material: Balsa
• Length (in): 12.9500
• Manufacturer: ASP
• Recommended Motors: 1/2A3‑2T, A10‑3T, A3‑4T
• Recovery: Parachute
• Skill Level: 2
• Style: Scale
• Weight (oz): 0.6500