Does the rocket come pre-assembled or do you have to put parts together/add decals?
877031
I believe the decals are already on it. There is some assembly required, but it's not bad at all. Everything pretty much slides into place, there is no glue involved. Also, you will need to tie the parachute and the string that attaches to the top cap of the rocket, so once it hits it's highest altitude, the top pops off and the parachute comes out to allow it to float back tot he ground. Hope this answers your question.
877032
It comes pre-assembled, no gluing or putting on stickers. But, you do need to by the engines separately.
877033
The rocket is assembled with graphics. All that is required is to attach the nose cone by simply tying the rubber line to the one in the rocket. Also you might want it a little shorter then it comes. There's no specific length. If you do not cut it the nose cone will hang very low. All you have to do after that is add the wadding tie and fold the parachute and put in the engine and watch it go. If you have no experience with model rockets insure that you bend the contact wire coming out from the engine like a paper clip so that it can make good contact with launcher clips.
877034
Definitely pre-assembled... Ready to fly. Ours had the decals already in place. Practical.. But had hoped for.ore assembly work which is fun...
877035
It's been so long. But I believe it is partly assembled. Meaning, you have to tie the rip cord to the nose and main body, and then tie the parachute with string in a special way that they show how in the instructions. But the rocket itself is preassembled.
877036
It comes pre-assembled. You need to tie the parachute to the cord that connects the nosecone to the body of the rocket. The base needs some assembly but it is simple.
496765
No it doesn't, it comes completely painted all you have to do is put it together.
482249
It is not pre-assembled, the most consuming part is figuring out directions for painting the parts they are not very clear. Parts fit pretty well.
1391879
The typical launch pad is all that is needed. If you just got into the hobby it was the first kit you probably built. I launched that rocket once and If I recall it uses a "C" motor. I only launched it once because I watched it go up, up, up and then lost sight of it! It really lives ut to its name. Hope I was helpful and have fun!
1787521
I haven't built this rocket yet (I will someday). It will required some beefing up to the internal structure in order to fly safely without tearing itself apart. It's a good looking kit. Anyone who has been flying for years will appreciate it and will know what to do with it. FYI, I am refering to the Estes 2157 Saturn V.
297000
It comes as a kit with only the body, which you must assemble. Mine is still in the box from last September. A good servo, ESC, motor and controller are another couple of hundred dollars. It looks like a terrific plane if I ever get it together but I don't dare yet because my Radian Park Flyer lasted only 5 minutes before a nose dive and subsequent destruction (at least I now have all the parts to put in the seaplane :-) ).
160676
model glue, wood glue, white gloss spray paint and red gloss spray paint for the smaller rocket. You will also need a battery for the launch button. I would also get an extra set of engines. You can use regular toilet tissue for wadding.
1621766
You need yo paint the hull but it has decals for most if the details.only problem is the decals it comes with are terrible and don't come off the paper easily
584675
You have to do assemble the vertical stabilizer, the wing tips, landing gears, and decals. No glue is required. Double face tape is supplied.This plane is the first plane on a series of 8 that I am able to fly without any incidents. I wish I had bought it as my first plane. It would have saved me so much money and frustration.I love it!!! Good luck!!!!
2129060
no its comes pre assembled but hood doors open so that kids can play with itnothing to assemble
34156
No pump is included. Make sure that you have the type of pump they refer to otherwise it is difficult to launch the rocket. If you get it right the rocket is awesome. Great fun
1350934
No launcher. The rocket is 99% assembled. All you have to do is attach the parachute and nose cone to the shock cord. No glue required. And spend a few minutes finding something fun to load in the clear payload bay.
60599
This is a model car that you need to build. I got this one for my brother, it comes in pieces and you glue the parts together. I believe this one needs to be painted as well, so most model car hobbyists have their own paint and brush sets to use. After its built it is for display.
471183
no you will need to buy launch engines (see often purchased with) and glue to assemble the rocket (pretty easy, about 30 min)
2260714
You have to snap the tail assembly together, pop in the landing gear, strap on the wing--but no major assembly required. All of the complex parts are already put together, even the decals.
2180389
It comes fully assembled. However you might want to buy a tool to adjust the wheels and trucks.
1333993
If you want it to come out like the picture does, then it does require considerable painting. Technically, any model you don't have to paint, it's all in how you want it to come out. I did all the painting required and it came out beautiful, it's now one of my favorite models that I love to show off. Not sure if you saw it in the description, but one of the selling points of this model for me is it contains the decals for each shuttle, including Enterprise, so you can build whichever one you like. Hope this helps!