What comes in the Estes 1261 Baby Bertha Flying Model Rocket Kit?
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Body tube, nose cone, recovery chute, tail fins, decals, misc small parts, and instructions for assembly. You need to buy separately: paint, glue, engines, wadding and launcher.
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It is your choice on what stage engine you want depending on the height allowed on the rocket. I used C-Engines.
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There was a range of sizes that come with the kit, not sure exactly which ones came with it. I did install a jets received in this pack with no issues though so you're probably safe getting it. I do have an aftermarket variator and pipe though so take that into consideration
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It comes with the normal launcher and the ripcord. In the case of my children we had to buy additional launcher sets because they're 12 and their hands are larger, so they needed to get a better hold of them and more power.
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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!
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This is the engine. If you are referring to a rocket kit there are many just look at a kit you are interested in and see if you can use these engines.
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I just spoke with someone at SpinMaster (the parent company of Air Hogs) and they confirmed that replacement rockets are not availble. I'm headed out to pickup a Stomp Rocket system as there are numerous replacements available for those.
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I think 3 come with the actual blaster, but I know from experience that those will disappear quite quickly - usually ending up on a roof! I generally buy an extra set of 4-5 rockets to go with it. The blaster holds up really well to little feet - and the kids think its awesome!
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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.
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The one I bought my wife came with everything that's pictured and in the video except for the motor its self. She loves it!!!
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Mine came with the Devo 7. RTF means that it comes with everything needed to fly.
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No, just the rocket. It's a kit because you have to put it together as it comes disassembled. If you don't want to spend a couple days putting it together (it takes that time because you have to wait for the glue to dry at each stage), look for the assembled rockets.
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You will need glue and any paint you wish to use. After assembly you will need a launch pad and 9V firing circuit. Estes sells reasonable launch sets. You also need some wadding to prevent your parachute from getting burned. Have fun, these little rockets really go high for something so small.
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you will Need engines for the rockets, igniters, and wadding. Some packages of engines include igniters and wadding, but i needed to buy the wadding separately. you will also Need one 9V battery. for construction, you will Need some Wood glue and some plastic-model cement. If you want to paint them, then you will Need that too but it is optional. The engines generally cost about $3 per flight. enough wadding for 25 flights is about $4, Wood glue is about $2 and plastic-model cement is on Amazon for $0.85. sounds like a lot but all of These are easy to get and not very costly.
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You will need an engine pack like this: Estes A8-3 Engine Pack (3-Each)The 3 engine pack will be good for 3 launches and also comes with plugs (to hold the engine in place) and ignitors to hook up to the launch controller. Lastly, you will need a few sheets of wadding to protect the parachute from getting scorched by the engine for each launch. My engine pack came with a few sheets.That pack is great for a first couple of launches as it will send up this model rocket around 200 feet. When you are feeling more adventurous, try a B4-4 pack or C6-5. Those will launch the rocket much higher. You will need an engine pack like this: Estes A8-3 Engine Pack (3-Each)The 3 engine pack will be good for 3 launches and also comes with plugs (to hold the engine in place) and ignitors to hook up to the launch controller. Lastly, you will need a few sheets of wadding to protect the parachute from getting scorched by the engine for each launch. My engine pack came with a few sheets.That pack is great for a first couple of launches as it will send up this model rocket around 200 feet. When you are feeling more... » Read More You will need an engine pack like this: Estes A8-3 Engine Pack (3-Each)The 3 engine pack will be good for 3 launches and also comes with plugs (to hold the engine in place) and ignitors to hook up to the launch controller. Lastly, you will need a few sheets of wadding to protect the parachute from getting scorched by the engine for each launch. My engine pack came with a few sheets.That pack is great for a first couple of launches as it will send up this model rocket around 200 feet. When you are feeling more adventurous, try a B4-4 pack or C6-5. Those will launch the rocket much higher. « Show Less
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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.
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Sorry, but this rocket would be a little too small for that. The average chicken egg is about 1 3/4 inches wide while the inner diameter of the Big Bertha body tube is barely over 1 1/2.You could probably modify it by adding a 1 3/4" or 2" payload section between the nose and body. I'd also recommend using a 24mm engine mount so you can fly it with D or E engines since B and C engines will have difficulty lifting the weight of the egg and the rocket. But for that trouble, you might as well just buy something like the Estes Eggscaliber or Quest Courier.