do you need other items to be able to launch rocket?
1964998
The launch system (the button apparatus and wiring...they're yellow in the picture) don't work. You need to get replacements or have your own if you want these rockets to launch!
1964999
You will need to purchase some engines (an extra set of igniters is a good idea), and recovery wadding, to protect the parachute. If you are launching on a windy day you need to tilt the launch pad into the wind to make recovery easier, as the rocket will drift in the wind after the parachute is deployed.
1965000
Need engines (read description for type), wadding (sold with engines) and batteries for controller (read description). Hobby lobby sells Alot of rocket supplies
362403
No. I highly recommend an air compressor if you intend to shoot many rockets. If not a standing bike pump will work.
2144098
1) A launch pad with controller. Batteries for the controller. 2) Wadding to keep the parachute from burning. 3) Engines with ignitors. B4-4 for smaller areas in town, but it won't go very high. C6-5's for larger areas and good height. 4) Glue for the construction. Regular Elmer's is probably too weak, so I'd go with Wood Glue. 5) Paint - your choice, obviously. I painted mine in the colors of my favorite NFL team. That paint cost more than the rocket, though!
972280
yeah that should be fine. I have a super old launch system from 20 years ago, bought this rocket and worked fine. it uses the thin rod.
808716
Yes he/she would be able to use it...the rocket just wont launch to full height
471183
no you will need to buy launch engines (see often purchased with) and glue to assemble the rocket (pretty easy, about 30 min)
10801
Yes, you have to assemble the fuel pack. Be careful with these.....one of them caught fire before I could launch it and another on caught fire mid air. I eould not recommend these. There are others out there with MUCH better quality.
1374504
you will need a hopper, to load paintballs and a compressed air tank. Non of those things are included. After that, you will need to fill up your airtank at a paintball shop or air compresser and load paintballs.
391037
The kit does not include the launch rod or the motor. You will need to purchase separately.
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!
247714
No. The bottom grate is too large. Also, pellets need a lot of airflow, sadly more than the rocket can provide. However once you get it started with small bundles of dry fiberous material twigs and sticks burn well and are easily found just about anywhere. Parafin...I don't see the need. Once you lean basic fire starting (start with natural twine...it starts REALLY easily) you will find things like paraffin and liquid fuels to be unnecessary except in bad conditions Rocket stoves are not a replacement for basic skills. Just a tool to let you use less fuel tab without them. None of the skills are difficult. YouTube us chock full of fire starting videos. Start there, go camping and have fun. Get good at these skills before you need to. Nothing worse than trying to learn under pressure.
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.
38169
Yes. You also need to replace the plastic grenade as they will break after explosion. The core is reusable though.
160679
You need to buy the rocket engines, recovery wadding and a 9 volt battery to actually launch the rockets. You will also need glue and paint to build the rockets. The bigger black rocket does not need to be painted because its already black and has a sticker that says "Amazon" on it, but you will probably want to paint the smaller one.
118274
You'll need to buy a launch system, consisting of a launch pad and electrical launcher. If you're new to the hobby, I strongly recommend buying an all-in-one package which includes everything but the engines (here's an example: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B002VLP67S/ref=psdc_676756011_t1_B009GIJ4MM).
63140
You need to purchase the kit that matches the rocket model. The kit contains the engine pack includes ignitors, plugs and recovery wadding.On the rocket box sometimes it will tell u all of the parts that u need to buy.
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.