The Soviet SA-2 Guideline was the first surface-to-air missile to actually take down an enemy aircraft in flight. The Soviets deployed the SA-2 near Soviet cities, such as Moscow, to defend against USAF bombers during the cold war. Later, they were also used in East Germany.

Rocketarium's flying scale model of the SA-2 features three sets of fins and an expanding tail cone. This unique design is fun to build and exciting to launch on a D12-5 or D17-7 motor. The finished rocket stands 26.5" tall and has a fin span of 5.625".

• Diameter (in): 1.6370 (BT‑60)
• Fin Material: Balsa
• Fin Span (in): 5.6250
• Length (in): 26.5000
• Manufacturer: Rocketarium
• Recommended Motors: D12‑5, D15‑7
• Recovery: Parachute
• Skill Level: 4
• Style: Scale
• Weight (oz): 5.3000