The Estes line of flying model rockets have inspired an untold number of children and adults alike, thanks in part to their ...

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This is an unassembled Swallow flying rocket model, made by Propulsion Dynamics The body of the rocket, fins, and nosecone are wood or cardboard. The kit does not include the motors or parachute.

Although they may be constructed of fiberglass or carbon fiber, a typical model rocket is made with a cardboard tube body, balsa wood or plastic fins and nose cone, and an attached parachute.

And if all goes according to plan, the 20-foot-tall rocket and a 35-by-35-foot landscape around it might be seen all over the world if it breaks the Guinness World Record for the largest cardboard ...

At a critical juncture, Tony Alcocer and his son?s interest in flying rockets soared past the small, cardboard hobby shop rockets to handcrafted missiles made of exotic materials that fly miles ...

DIY Cardboard Castles A recent GeekDad post mentioned a UK company that will send you a cardboard rocket for 30 pounds (around $US62) plus shipping.