The Aerobee 100, or Aerobee Junior, was first flown early in 1958. This vehicle was designed by Aerojet General to be an inexpensive rocket to fly payloads of 50 - 100 pounds up to 90 miles. Most of the 20 produced used a solid-fuel booster, but two were actually sea-launched as a single-stage rocket (which makes this model eligible for NAR Scale competition).

Aerobee rockets have long been a favorite of scale modelers. ASP's kit is 1.89" in diameter and about 2 1/2 feet tall and features through-the-wall laser-cut plywood fins (with optional balsa laminations), big balsa nose cone, pre-rounded basswood conduits, steel cable shock cord mount and water slide decal. Makes a great intro to mid-power rocketry and flies fantastic (and high!) on 29mm F and G engines!

A parachute is not included with this kit. We recommend an 18" or 24" nylon parachute.

This kit has an accurate scale outline, but is also a fairly easy build.

• Decals: Waterslide
• Diameter (in): 1.8900
• Fin Material: Plywood
• Length (in): 29.5000
• Manufacturer: Aerospace Specialty Products
• Recommended Motors: E16‑4, E20‑4, F15‑4, F20‑7, F23‑7, F27‑8, F42‑8, F44‑8, G40‑10, G77‑10, G78‑10, G79‑10, G80‑10
• Recovery: Parachute
• Style: Scale
• Weight (oz): 9.0000